South Sudan's fragile peace process is under renewed strain after the country's main opposition faction called on its forces to advance on the capital, Juba, following the capture of a strategic town in Jonglei State. The United Nations and Western diplomats have warned that escalating violence risks plunging the country back into full-scale conflict. To help us understand what this means on the ground, is South Sudanese civil society activist and human rights advocate, Bol Deng Bol, representing the Jonglei Civil Society Network.

<p>South Sudan's fragile peace process is under renewed strain after the country's main opposition faction called on its forces to advance on the capital, Juba, following the capture of a strategic town in Jonglei State. The United Nations and Western diplomats have warned that escalating violence risks plunging the country back into full-scale conflict. To help us understand what this means on the ground, is South Sudanese civil society activist and human rights advocate, Bol Deng Bol, representing the Jonglei Civil Society Network.</p>