Bachelor of Governance and International Relations

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    NAVIGATING THE PERSISTENCE OF HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN POST-CONFLICT SOUTH SUDAN
    (Ucu, 2024-09-21) Adau Deng Biong Mijak
    This fieldwork report is a culmination of the research carried out in Juba city to give the student a hands-on experience of the expectations and background of the human rights status in South Sudan. Chapter one describes the background, major objectives, specific objectives, and general overview of what the topic, “the persistence of human rights abuses in post-conflict South Sudan”, is all about. Chapter two gives an account of the literature review of the topic. It majorly focuses on the details and relevance of the study. This chapter gives definitions and explanations for different and various words and sub-topics used across the study. The study goes ahead and talks about the process in which data is going to be acquired in Chapter Three. The methodology encompasses the planning stage whereby the researcher drafts the best possible method and technique to acquire information and data theoretically. Chapter four contains the method used to collect data, how many individuals were used, and what was collected on the field. This chapter further breaks down the data and analyses its findings. From this data, the researcher is then able to make informed statistical reports that can account for the objectives and goals of the study. Finally, in chapter five the study contains a conclusion where the researcher asserts that the study was paramount to their understanding of Human rights abuses in post-conflict South Sudan. The study further suggests recommendations to human rights advocates and government institutions in South Sudan, to adhere to the existing peacebuilding guidelines.