South Sudan Bar Association demands academic verification
The South Sudan Bar Association has directed more than 100 advocates to submit and authenticate their academic qualifications within one month or face disciplinary action. According to a circular issued by the Association, the decision follows recommendations from the Vetting and Verification Committee. The lawyers are divided into two categories. Seventeen advocates have not yet submitted their Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degrees, while 87 others have submitted certificates that
The South Sudan Bar Association has instructed over 100 lawyers to submit and verify their academic credentials within a month. A circular from the association states that this follows recommendations from the Vetting and Verification Committee. Some lawyers have not submitted their LLB degrees, while others have provided unverified certificates. The association warns that non-compliance could lead to disciplinary actions. In March 2025, 83 advocates had their licenses revoked for not meeting professional standards. This move is part of broader efforts to maintain legal practice standards in the country. The directive aims to ensure all legal professionals meet required qualifications.
It ensures that legal professionals in South Sudan meet the necessary academic and professional standards.
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