Monday 16 February 2015
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![A montage of the Juba Monitor newspaper and an excerpt from the UN Plan for the Safety of Journalists. The Juba Monitor has had four print runs seized since South Sudan erupted in violence in December 2013.]()
February 16, 2015South Sudan Warns Media Not to Publish Rebel Interviews
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![South Sudan wants to extend the terms of the National Assembly (L) and President Salva Kiir. The proposal is in line with a power-sharing proposal from the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD).]()
February 13, 2015South Sudan Seeks to Delay Vote, Extend President's Term
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![A government convoy passes a woman on a donkey in Tabit in North Darfur on Nov. 20, 2014. Human Rights Watch says Sudanese forces raped scores of women in the village last year. (AP/Abd Raouf)]()
February 11, 2015Rights Group Accuses Sudanese Forces of Mass Rape in Darfur
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![South Sudan says rebels loyal to Riek Machar launched new attacks in Upper Nile and Unity state in Feb. 2015. Rebels hold up rifles in a rebel controlled territory in Upper Nile State in this 2014 photo.]()
February 10, 2015South Sudan Army Accuses Rebels of Launching New Attacks
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![Lawyers in South Sudan refused on Feb. 10, 2015, to show up for court hearings like this one in March 2014, after security forces prevented them from electing bar association leaders.]()
February 10, 2015South Sudan Lawyers on Strike
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![UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator Valerie Amos (right) and UNESCO Envoy for Peace and Reconciliation Forest Whitaker speak to reporters in South Sudan on Feb. 6, 2015.]()
February 09, 2015South Sudanese 'Desperate for Peace', UN Officials Say
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![The bodies of civiliansline a road in Bentiu, Unity state last year. South Sudan Information Minister Michael Makuei defends an African Union decision to delay a report on rights violations during South Sudan's conflict.]()
February 06, 2015South Sudan Official Defends Delay of Human Rights Report
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![South Sudanese newspaper, the Nation Mirror, is ordered to close for publishing allegedly "anti-government" stories. The Juba Monitor newspaper was shut down a month ago.]()
February 03, 2015Another South Sudan Newspaper Ordered to Close
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![Days after signing a power-sharing deal with South Sudan President Salva Kiir (left), rebel chief Riek Machar (right) says there is still "a long way to go" before peace is restored.]()
February 03, 2015'Long Way' to Peace, South Sudan Rebel Chief Says
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![Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo (R) addresses a special UN Human Rights Council session on South Sudan in Sept. 2014, as South Sudan Justice Minister Paulino Waniwilla Unango listens.]()
January 30, 2015Rights Group Slams AU for Delaying Report on South Sudan Abuses
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![A rebel soldier patrols a flooded area near the town of Bentiu in Unity state. A report by the Geneva-based Small Arms Survey warns that both the rebels and government forces are planning new offensives in Unity state and elsewhere in South Sudan.]()
January 29, 2015South Sudan Warring Sides Planning New Offensives, Report Says
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January 28, 2015Claims of New Rebel Group in South Sudan
