Civil society calls for intervention in Duk, Twic East dispute
A civil society leader has called on the Jonglei State government to urgently intervene in rising tensions between sections of communities in Duk and Twic East Counties amid fears of renewed violence. The appeal follows unconfirmed reports of fighting in recent days. Speaking to Eye Radio this afternoon, the Chairperson of the National Civil Society Network, Bol Deng Bol, said there were reports of renewed tensions between the two communities over disputed fishing grounds in
Civil society leaders are urging the Jonglei State government to step in and address escalating tensions between communities in Duk and Twic East Counties. Reports suggest renewed conflict over disputed fishing grounds in the Sudd wetlands, with unconfirmed accounts of recent fighting. Activists warn that armed individuals from both sides are mobilizing, raising fears of widespread violence and displacement if the situation is not de-escalated.
The National Civil Society Network has called for the immediate deployment of security forces and the initiation of dialogue and mediation. This dispute, which has roots in 2023, has seen periodic flare-ups despite past government efforts. Civil society emphasizes the need for a sustainable resolution to prevent future clashes and foster peace.
The escalating dispute threatens to reignite violence and displace communities in Jonglei State, requiring urgent government intervention to maintain stability.
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