South Sudan now under pressure to set up hybrid court
South Sudan President Salva Kiir has come under pressure from the Troika — the US, UK, and Norway — to forma of the hybrid court and release political detainees. PHOTO | REUTERS
The government of South Sudan is under pressure to allow the formation of the hybrid court and release political detainees as a sign of goodwill in the implementation of the September 12 Agreement.
The two issues are emerging as the most crucial in the implementation process, with President Salva Kiir coming under pressure from the Troika — the US, UK, and Norway — to act on them.
