Over 50 survivors of conflict-related sexual violence have met in Juba to demand answers, two years after they filed the first-ever war crimes case in the world's youngest country's history. As the country marked the second anniversary of South Sudan's National Remembrance Day on Wednesday, it called for accountability.

The survivors were joined by religious leaders, government officials, and civil society members to renew their call for accountability, nearly a decade after they were subjected to violence.

Lulu Gaboo spoke to Antonia Mulvey, Legal Action Worldwide's Executive Director.

Over 50 survivors of conflict-related sexual violence have met in Juba to demand answers, two years after they filed the first-ever war crimes case in the world's youngest country's history. As the country marked the second anniversary of South Sudan's National Remembrance Day on Wednesday, it called for accountability.
The survivors were joined by religious leaders, government officials, and civil society members to renew their call for accountability, nearly a decade after they were subjected to violence.
Lulu Gaboo spoke to Antonia Mulvey, Legal Action Worldwide's Executive Director.

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