South Sudan Bishop Issues Second Humanitarian Appeal in a Week
The Bishop of Liwolo has issued a second urgent humanitarian appeal following armed conflict between Ugandan and South Sudanese military forces at the border. The situation remains volatile, causing civilian displacement and destruction of property.
Why it matters
The escalation of border tensions threatens regional stability and the safety of vulnerable civilian populations in South Sudan.
A fresh appeal for humanitarian aid has been issued by the Bishop of Liwolo in South Sudan. It is the second appeal made in the space of a week.
The first appeal on 16 July and can be read on Anglican News.
The second appeal, dated 22 July, addresses the governments of the Republic of South Sudan and the Republic of Uganda ; the Africa Union (AU); IGAD; the United Nations (UN); Diplomatic Missions; Humanitarian Partners; Ecumenical and Faith-Based Organisations and all People of Goodwill.
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Re: Fresh Appeal for Immediate International Intervention Following the Armed Conflict in Andejo, Liwolo Payam, Kajokeji County, Central Equatoria State, Republic of South Sudan
Your Excellencies, Distinguished Leaders, and Esteemed Partners, Grace and peace to you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.
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