Category: Letters

20190810 Message to all members ref: conflict-related sexual violence

20190810 Message to all members ref: conflict-related sexual violence

A letter dated 10 August 2019 from the Office of the Chairman of NAS to all members decrying the use by the enemy of sexual violence as a weapon and a tool to intimidate, humiliate, deter and subdue opponents. The letter also reminds members of NAS’ obligation and commitment as THE revolutionary and peoples struggle that wants to restore dignity, rule of law, unity and freedom  of the suffering people of South Sudan

20190917 NAS Chief of Staff congratulates army on victories – Arabic

20190917 NAS Chief of Staff congratulates army on victories – Arabic

The Chief of Staff of the National Salvation Front/Army (NAS) on Tuesday congratulated the freedom fighters, officers and the commanders on the great victories achieved in fighting in self-defence against unprovoked aggressions by the South Sudan People’s Defense Forces (SSPDF) and its tribal militias.

20190917 NAS Chief of Staff congratulates army on victories (English)

20190917 NAS Chief of Staff congratulates army on victories (English)

The Chief of Staff of the National Salvation Front/Army (NAS) on Tuesday congratulated the freedom fighters, officers and the commanders on the great victories achieved in fighting in self-defence against unprovoked aggressions by the South Sudan People’s Defense Forces (SSPDF) and its tribal militias.

20190828 SSNDA Chairman Thomas Cirillo’s Speech at The Hague meeting with R-SPLM and SSUF/M

20190828 SSNDA Chairman Thomas Cirillo’s Speech at The Hague meeting with R-SPLM and SSUF/M

Excerpt: “We know that the R-ARCSS is fundamentally flawed. It will not bring the kind of peace our people are desperately needed. The agreement did not address the root causes of the conflict, including injustices, inequalities and hostilities. The agreement was imposed upon the signatories to serve the interests of some regional countries and President Salva Kiir’s regime. Thus, the agreement maintains the status quo in Juba – the failed and corrupt system of Kiir’s government. There is little chance for fundamental reforms to take place under the current leadership, which plunged the country into an avoidable civil war and brought untold suffering upon the people of South Sudan. Yet, IGAD and some members of the international community seem to underestimate these realities. Instead, they are desperately clinging to unworkable peace agreement, which may lead to more violence and displacement.”