[PHOTOS] Four Images of Scorched Earth in South Sudan from the Sky
![[PHOTOS] Four Images of Scorched Earth in South Sudan from the Sky](/files/236/rsz_figure7_bentiudestroyedjan13.jpg)
While combatants signed a cessation of hostilities agreement in Addis Ababa yesterday, devastation caused by the conflict, which began in December 2013, continues to be uncovered ...
7 Things You Need to Know About South Sudan’s Agreement to End Hostilities
Today, South Sudan’s government and opposition forces signed a cessation of hostilities agreement in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Following weeks of intense mediated talks, this agreement is just the first step on South Sudan's long road to a durable peace ...
Not In Our Name: A South Sudanese Perspective on the Crisis
As South Sudanese, we worked hard to persevere through two civil wars. Now, our chance to have freedom and prosperity is threatened by political tension and ethnic division ...
Op-ed: To prevent an M23 resurgence in Congo, perpetrators must face justice
Early last November, the Democratic Republic of Congo and the world celebrated the surrender of the M23 rebel group, marking a watershed moment in Congo's chronically unstable peace process ...
Five Stories You May Have Missed This Week
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A weekly roundup of must-read stories, posted every Friday ...
Update: Viewing The South Sudan Crisis From Space
Since the clashes between the South Sudanese government and rebel forces broke out in late December, the toll on the civilians caught in the crossfire has escalated more rapidly than many could have predicted ...
Situation Report: A Satellite Snapshot of South Sudan’s War
For the past month, South Sudan has been engulfed in an expanding civil war. The United Nations estimates that over 395,000 people have been displaced by violence, 352,000 internally, of which 60,000 have sought shelter at U.N. compounds around the country. The Satellite Sentinel Project has just released a new report, that augments existing reporting on South Sudan's civil war with satellite imagery of Mayom and Bor, captured from 300 miles above the earth ...
Al Jazeera America Op-ed: To understand the crisis in the CAR, beware of familiar narratives
The Central African Republic’s interim president and rebel leader, Michel Djotodia, was forced to resign today at a two-day summit in the Chadian capital, Ndjamena ...
Omaze-ing Opportunity: Win a Dream Experience with George Clooney and Hans Zimmer
The Enough Project is partnering with Omaze and Not on Our Watch in an exciting initiative giving individuals a chance to enter a raffle to win one of two once-in-a-lifetime experiences: spend the evening and walk down the red carpet with George Clooney and join award-winning composer Hans Zimmer in the final studio scoring session for The Amazing Spider-Man 2 ...
U.S. Senate Hearing on the Situation in South Sudan
Earlier today, the U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations convened to hear testimony from panel experts and discuss the role of the United States in the, “Situation in South Sudan.” ...
