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South Sudan’s Green Book law brings harsh justice, but little lasting peace
Francis Michael Awang, Mabor Riak
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- 22 Sept 2026
The law seeks to reduce local conflict, but violates fair trial guarantees and has been selectively applied.
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- The New Humanitarian
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- The New Humanitarian — Official API or feed
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- 935c6be4b489
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| Publication date | Official API or feed | Data quality: Source-backed | 100 |
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