Rev. Justin Badi Arama warns that the proliferation of arms and mistrust among communities hinder peace in South Sudan. He urges disarmament and dialogue among leaders to prevent violence, emphasizing collaboration among religious groups and civil society for sustainable development and security.
The head of the South Sudan Council of Churches, Rev. Justin Badi Arama, highlighted that the availability of arms and a pervasive distrust among communities are major obstacles to peace in South Sudan. In an interview, he noted that ongoing violence, especially in areas like Upper Nile State, threatens the nation’s stability and leads to large-scale displacement of people.
Rev. Badi’s insights underline the critical need for disarmament, dialogue among political leaders, and collective efforts towards reconciliation and sustainable peace in South Sudan. Acknowledging the intricate nature of peace-building, religious leaders advocate for hope and continuous engagement despite political challenges.
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