South Sudan, a nation that has endured decades of civil war, has seen a staggering number of its citizens displaced. Approximately 2.4 million people have been uprooted within the country, while another 2.3 million have sought refuge in neighboring nations.

Inter-communal violence, coupled with attacks by community-based armed groups, has significantly escalated insecurity in South Sudan. This has led to a surge in cattle raiding, revenge killings, and resource competition, triggering violent clashes and resulting in a high number of civilian casualties.

Both local and international rights groups have documented serious violations of human rights and injustices.

Our organization has been at the forefront of supporting numerous community-based peacebuilding initiatives in South Sudan. These initiatives are designed to foster reconciliation, promote the rule of law, good governance, and justice, and facilitate healing and societal transformation.