South Sudan: The price of war, the price of peace
This post begins a new eight-part cartoon series depicting the political marketplace in South Sudan, with text by Alex de Waal and artwork by Victor Ndula. The series is the second in a collaboration between de Waal and Ndula; the first 8 episodes, “South Sudan: Who got What?” can be found on our website. The project was co-sponsored by the Cartoon Movement, Justice and Security Research Programme and the World Peace Foundation. We begin with Episode One:
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every body want to realize peace in the world.
how implement peace program in south sudan?
thank
It hurts a lot seeing people turn into heartless monsters. How much should peace be bought?. Enough of innocent bloodshed. The government has the greatest responsibilities.
Nice post..Its really effective topic for us.Thanks for sharing.