Road to Economic Development Organisation

30/09/2026

With Stand Speak Rise Up – I just made it onto their weekly engagement list by being one of their top engagers! 🎉

26/09/2026

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Mikanipare Augustine James

Drop a comment to welcome them to our community,

21/09/2026

“I never imagined that one day I would be able to assemble a tailoring machine with my own hands. Before this training, I did not even know how to measure or cut a piece of cloth. Today, I can sew a complete dress and earn a living with confidence.

This journey has given me hope, skills, and a new beginning. I thank God, Road to Economic Development Organisation, and our donor Stand Speak Rise Up for empowering me and many other women through the ‘Empowering Victims of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence through Livelihood and Justice’ Project in Ezo.” ❤️🙏

– Anna, Project Beneficiary

03/09/2026

Empowering Communities Through Legal Awareness: Anna’s Story from Terekeka

In August 2026, the Road to Economic Development Organization (REDO), in partnership with , conducted awareness sessions in Juba and Terekeka to strengthen access to justice and psychosocial support for survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) and juveniles. These sessions reached 120 beneficiaries, equipping them with vital knowledge of referral pathways and legal rights.

One participant, Anna from Terekeka, shared her experience:
“Before REDO’s awareness sessions, I had limited information on legal services and no idea where to get them. Through the dialogues on GBV and juvenile justice, I now understand survivors’ rights and the referral pathway for accessing legal and psychosocial support.”

During the session, Anna posed a question about whether boys aged 18 and 20 engaging in sexual relations with a 16-year-old girl could both face detention. Facilitators clarified that both would be tried and punished under the law for committing the same offence. This direct engagement not only answered her personal concerns but also deepened community understanding of juvenile justice and GBV laws.

Anna concluded: “I thank REDO for giving us this important information. It will help me at home and in my community. Now I know how to handle such cases.”

Her story illustrates the human impact of REDO’s work: survivors and community members are gaining confidence, harmful practices are being challenged, and access to justice is becoming a reality.

We are grateful to our partners and Donor Stand Speak Rise Up,

29/08/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Bingonis Stevenson, Gismala James K, Jasica Jamz, Åkü ẞōy

27/08/2026

Greateful for your active and meaningful discussions during our stake holders meeting today on enhancing access to Justice to vulnerable groups in Terekeka.

Together we can prevent, protect against SGBV/CRSV and promote respect for our fundamental Rights.

Terekeka team, you are amazing🙏

22/08/2026

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to REDO SOUTH SUDAN weekly engagement list! 🎉 Steve Lax, Mikanipare Augustine James, Ganny Abel, Emmanuel Ajakura, Peter Bee

18/08/2026

Justice isn’t about winning. It’s about being heard. ⚖️

Today, check yourself:
Did I treat someone fairly?
Did I stay silent when I shouldn’t?

Small acts of fairness create big waves of justice.
Let’s build a community where truth weighs more than influence and where every voice counts the same.
Your move matters.

17/08/2026

One of the glittering captions taken during the project launching

15/08/2026

Justice isn't just a right—it’s the foundation of a peaceful community where women, children, and survivors can feel safe, heard, and supported.

We are excited to launch "Enhancing Access to Justice through Legal Aid and Referral Pathways," a vital initiative designed to bridge the gap between vulnerable citizens and the legal protection they deserve. By expanding legal aid, strengthening multi-agency referral pathways, and delivering survivor-centered psychosocial support, this project directly addresses the urgent needs of children in conflict with the law and survivors of conflict-related sexual violence.

A heartfelt thank you to UNDP South Sudan for sponsoring this crucial project. Together with our partners, we are building a more equitable, responsive, and compassionate justice system for South Sudan.

Join us in making justice accessible to all.

We empower individuals, communities and institutions towards Peace and Sustainable Development and we exist to facilitate Access to Justice to the most vulnerables as foundation for a just and peaceful South Sudan🇸🇸.