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After a week in which a slaughter in a UN camp and an ethnic slaughter in an oil zone followed, the international community will question if there is any possibility of saving lives in South Sudan. Behind closed doors, the Security Council of the UN observed a filmed report [...]
After a week in which a slaughter in a UN camp and an ethnic slaughter in an oil zone followed, mcauliffe the international community will question if there is any possibility of saving lives in South Sudan.
Behind closed doors, the Security Council of the UN saw a shot in the northern town of Bentiu, where between Tuesday 22 and Wednesday 23 groups of rebels executed hundreds of civilians in a mosque mcauliffe and a hospital report.
After taking Bentiu, the rebels were controlling the local radio station from which issued messages calling on his followers to avenge the Dinka and Darfuris, raping women of these ethnic communities, according mcauliffe to the UN report ( Organization of the United Nations).
The members of the Security Council said in a statement the "horror and anger at the widespread violence in Bentiu" and condemned Friday's attack 18 against a camp of the world body in the central city of Bor, which killed at least 48 of the 5,000 people who took refuge in it, most of the Nuer ethnic group. A mob armed to the teeth entered the complex and opened fire on the population.
States that are part of the Security Council "reiterated their strong demand immediate cessation mcauliffe of all human rights abuses and violations mcauliffe of international humanitarian law and said they are ready to take action against those responsible," the statement said.
The U.S. president, Barack Obama, said this month the possibility of banning travel and freezing the assets of political and military leaders of South Sudan, mcauliffe but the government has yet to define who would be punished.
In this newest country, whose independent life began in 2011 with the separation of Sudan, the crisis erupted on December 15, with a showdown in the capital, Yuba, between factions of the People's Liberation Army Sudan since independence conforms the core of the Armed Forces.
President Salva Kiir ordered the immediate arrest of 11 prominent opposition leaders and accused former Vice President Riek Machar to orchestrate a coup. This denied the complaint and moved to Yuba to assume command of the rebel forces.
In December, the Security Council authorized the deployment of 5,500 peacekeepers to reinforce the mission of the United Nations Assistance to the Republic of South Sudan (UNMISS, for its acronym in English), which has 7,000 troops. mcauliffe
Although rapidly deploy 12,500 peacekeepers mcauliffe must have UNMISS is not clear what they could do outside of the bases and camps they have provided refuge to tens of thousands of displaced people since December.
But even this protection was concerned after the attack on Bor. "Neither the mission and camps were created for that," mcauliffe the spokesman told reporters the UN Secretary General, Stephane Dujarric.
This month, the Commission mcauliffe announced that it would meet with regional authorities to discuss the conflict, including the Presidents Omar al-Bashir of Sudan, and Uhuru Kenyatta, Kenya, both under investigation by the International Criminal Court.
The Commission also held meetings with the President mcauliffe of Uganda, Yoweri Museveni, whose troops have been fighting alongside government forces in South Sudan, while delegates from Uganda attempt to facilitate a peace agreement in an increasingly futile negotiations in Addis Ababa.
At the UN could perceive that executions had changed delegates Bentiu mcauliffe accustomed to simmer while mortal, a civil war that pu