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South Sudan: May 5 Joint Statement from the Embassies of Canada, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, United Kingdom (UK), United States (US), and the Delegation of the European Union (EU)

All parties share responsibility to end the violence in all parts of the country and to protect both civilians and aid workers

The Embassies of Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, the United Kingdom, and the United States, as well as the Delegation of the European Union condemn the bombing of the MSF hospital and of other civilian sites in Fangak County. We echo the African Union Commission Chairperson’s call for accountability. All…

U.S. Embassy in South Sudan
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Statement from the Embassy of the United States of America – Juba, South Sudan

The Trump Administration has strengthened border security and greatly increased the number of illegal aliens being arrested and deported

To make America safe, strong, and prosperous, President Trump is ensuring that U.S. immigration laws are followed. These include jail time, deportation, and a permanent ban on obtaining a U.S. visa in the future.  If you have family or friends who are in the United States illegally, now is the…

U.S. Embassy in South Sudan
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Joint Statement in Support of Peace in South Sudan

The Embassies and the Delegation reaffirm their call for the release of political detainees to permit the immediate resumption of direct dialogue among leaders of all parties

The Embassies of France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, the United Kingdom, and the United States, as well as the Delegation of the European Union reaffirm their concern over continued politically driven violence in South Sudan, repeated violations of the ceasefire, and the absence of visible efforts by the transitional government…

U.S. Embassy in South Sudan
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The United States (U.S.) Embassy Statement on the Birthdate of Martin Luther King, Jr.

We renew our call on South Sudan’s transitional government to do what is right – to prioritize education, invest in healthcare, pay salaries, and spend public revenue for the good of the South Sudanese people

The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., born on January 15, 1929, was a revered American civil rights leader who stood for peace, unity, justice, and human rights.  Dr. King’s messages have endured over half a century since his death because of his belief in universal values and that everybody…

U.S. Embassy in South Sudan
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U.S. Support to Combat Cholera in South Sudan

Since cholera was confirmed in Upper Nile State on October 23, the outbreak has spread rapidly, with more than 13,206 cases and 199 deaths reported as of December 29

On behalf of the American people, the U.S. Embassy, through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), is helping address cholera in South Sudan.  The U.S. Embassy is working with partners, including UNICEF, IOM, MSF, and WHO, to deliver emergency water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services, provide life-saving medical…

U.S. Embassy in South Sudan
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South Sudan: Troika Statement

Troika partners will continue to stand with the people of South Sudan in their journey towards democracy

Representatives of the Troika (US, UK, Norway) met in Oslo to reaffirm our profound disappointment with the decision of the Government of South Sudan to extend its transitional status and to discuss our future approach. The meeting also received briefings from the Tumaini Secretariat and UNMISS, which helped to inform…

U.S. Embassy in South Sudan
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South Sudan - World Polio Day: Call for the Transitional Government to Use Public Revenue to Address Urgent Health Care Needs

While cross-border conflict has contributed to continued polio transmission in the country, many root causes of polio and other disease outbreaks are exacerbated by the inaction of South Sudanese leaders

On World Polio Day we observe that historical outbreaks and ongoing transmission leave South Sudan’s citizens vulnerable to the debilitating polio virus.  For two decades the United States, through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), has supported the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) in South Sudan, providing $46 million…

U.S. Embassy in South Sudan
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South Sudan: United States (U.S.) Ambassador, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Mission Director Laud USAID Implementing Partners

Ambassador Adler and Mission Director Thompson thanked them for their essential work supporting the South Sudanese people and discussed assistance coordination in South Sudan’s challenging humanitarian, security, and economic context

U.S. Ambassador to South Sudan Michael J. Adler and U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Mission Director for South Sudan David Thompson met on October 17 with 32 partners who implement USAID’s humanitarian and development assistance in South Sudan. Ambassador Adler and Mission Director Thompson thanked them for their essential…

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Call for Transitional Government Action to Support Food Security in South Sudan

While climate shocks have contributed to the humanitarian crisis, many of the causes of food insecurity are in the hands of the South Sudanese leaders to address

On World Food Day this year – as in prior years – as many as 9 million people in South Sudan are experiencing acute food insecurity.  This is both tragic and unnecessary, as South Sudan has plentiful fertile and arable land. Over the past year, the American people have provided…

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South Sudan: The United States (U.S) Government Celebrates the Day of the Girl

The U.S. government is committed to helping South Sudanese girls to be active participants in achieving a peaceful future that opens opportunities for them and all South Sudanese people

As we commemorate the International Day of the Girl today, we remember the many challenges facing girls in South Sudan. The U.S. government pays tribute to the courageous South Sudanese girls and young women, some of whom are already engaging in initiatives to break barriers that hold them back in…