South Sudanese Women Urge IGAD Leaders to Prevent Civil War
The united women of South Sudan have urged IGAD leaders to curb the impending civil war, emphasizing the impact of political unrest on women and children. They reject war as a solution, calling for urgent intervention at the ongoing IGAD Heads of State summit.
In a significant appeal, the united women of South Sudan, representing various civil society organizations, have urged the IGAD Heads of State to intervene and persuade the conflicting parties to prevent an impending third civil war. They expressed profound concern regarding ongoing political turmoil in regions such as Western Equatoria, Western Bahr El Ghazal, and Upper Nile States, noting the tragic consequences of displacement and loss of lives.
The united women of South Sudan have presented a strong message at the IGAD Heads of State summit, emphasizing the urgent need to prevent further escalation of conflict. Their call for peace and a rejection of war resonates with the ongoing struggles faced by women and children in the region. The summit represents a critical opportunity for leaders to address these issues decisively.
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