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Avoid violence during elections, U.S envoy tells South Sudan

Lord said South Sudanese leaders would share responsibility should the elections fail.

by Sudans Post
March 1, 2024

The Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for East Africa, Sudan, and South Sudan, Peter Lord [PPU photo]
JUBA – The Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for East Africa, Sudan, and South Sudan, Peter Lord has urged South Sudan’s leaders to take steps necessary to hold credible and peaceful elections in December and reject violence as a tool for political competition.

He made the remarks during his visit to the country between February 27-28, 2024.

Lord said South Sudanese leaders would share responsibility should the elections fail.

“We continue to look for signs that South Sudan’s leaders share these values. Beyond taking steps needed for credible and peaceful elections, the transitional government can demonstrate its alignment with these values through transparent use of public revenue to fund public needs and by protecting its population from violence, including sexual and gender-based violence,” he remarked.

Lord stressed that America’s support to the people of South Sudan began decades ago.

“It is based on our conviction that the people of this country deserve peace, human rights, democracy, and a government that is responsive to needs of its citizens,” he said.

The official said South Sudan’s leaders must provide nothing less to the country’s people.

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