South Sudan
Before the conflict started in December 2013, there were many hopeful things about the future of this region. It had a peaceful secession, and the country had many rich oil fields which promised many bright things in the future.
In fact, many people thought that 2013 was going to be a year of development and progress. However, the conflict, which led to breakdowns in social services and protection, kept on having all sorts of consequences for a country where human development is ranked as the worst in the world.
The conflict escalated very quickly, which forced over 4 million South Sudanese to displace to other countries. This also includes more than 34,000 living in overcrowded protection of civilian sites on UN bases.
The need for help in these POC sites is overwhelming, especially as the rapid onset of the crisis needs even more first humanitarian respondents that have to provide lifesaving services inside a military base, which is unlikely to happen. Back in February 2020, a peace process has been established, with the help of the Transitional Government of National Unity.
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WWI was supposed to “…make the world safe for democracy…” and be “…the war to end all wars…” yet it’s said something like there has there been no war worldwide for only eight years in recorded history. Organizations like the United Nations and countries that have not experienced war first-hand; or for a very long time, have to get together and try to find ways to stop current wars and prevent future ones. It ‘s disgusting that after two major world wars; I and II, little or nothing has been done to stop wars since, like America questionably being in Vietnam for something like 14 years, and later again questionably twice in Iraq and then in Afghanistan hunting OBL but which lasted for about two decades. Russia has now started a war in Ukraine so the nature of humanity itself can be called into question not criticizing those who were against war and have historically done what they could to stop it.