Decades of conflict in South Sudan, pre and post-independence in 2011, poverty and access to services have increased the rate of disability and rendered children and youngsters with disabilities more marginalized and excluded as a result of the numerous attitudinal, environmental, and institutional barriers they face, and the lack of concerted efforts to include them. This article is to examine the evidences on the experiences of children and youngsters with disabilities living in South Sudan. There are numerous gaps in respect to the experiences of children and youngsters with disabilities living in South Sudan as very little study has looked at disability in South Sudan and the available evidence base is extremely limited.
(more…)South Sudan could be in the worst position in the world for Coronavirus, according to a report by Deep Knowledge Group, a Hong Kong-based consortium of commercial and non-profit organizations. The group put together a data analysis of 20 measures of countries’ abilities to respond to Coronavirus. South Sudan came in very last, behind 199 other countries worldwide.
(more…)The rehabilitation of prisoners is something that has been enforced in various ways under different prisons with different effects. Rehabilitation in prisons has also been modified throughout human history. Rehabilitation is meant to stop the patterns that made a person go to prison. The idea of prison itself is that it is meant to leave a lasting impression on prisoners whether negative or positive to not go to prison again. Rehabilitation is meant to correct a prisoner’s behavior without damaging a prisoner’s body or mental state. Today’s prisons rehabilitate prisoners but by a case by case limit because the conditions of a prison itself play a strong factor in how much a prisoner is rehabilitated and ready for life outside of prison.
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The meeting was called by Wani Wani which was facilitated by Francis Limbe the president of BC Global, USA. On the other part, Bidali Henry the Chief Executive Officer of BC Global South Sudan helped in the organization of the children in South Sudan. The meeting was conducted through WhatsAppVideo Call. The meeting focused on the COVID-19 Pandemic and how the children are coping-up during the scourge.
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