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YWMPP, led by AMALNA South Sudan with Christian Aid support, strives to mitigate election violence by advocating peace, civic engagement, and amplifying voices through media, emphasizing the theme "Stand up for Peace, Say No to Election Violence"

Every child deserves care, love, and stability. ❤️When parents separate, the child’s best interests, safety, well-being,...
10/08/2026

Every child deserves care, love, and stability. ❤️

When parents separate, the child’s best interests, safety, well-being, and emotional needs should come first.

💬 What do you think should be considered when deciding who cares for a child?





🌿 Our culture is our strength—but so is protecting every family member.The Family Bill encourages us to preserve the tra...
03/08/2026

🌿 Our culture is our strength—but so is protecting every family member.

The Family Bill encourages us to preserve the traditions that unite us while ensuring the rights, dignity, and well-being of everyone in the family.

💬 How can we protect our culture while ensuring every family member is safe and treated fairly?

Share your thoughts below.





AMALNA South Sudan Joins National Advocacy on Gender Equality Bills.In our continued efforts in advancing gender equalit...
31/07/2026

AMALNA South Sudan Joins National Advocacy on Gender Equality Bills.

In our continued efforts in advancing gender equality bills, Amalna South Sudan, participated in a one day National Workshop on Advocacy and Sensitization on Gender Equality Bills in Juba on 29/7/2026, bringing together government, civil society, and development partners to strengthen women's leadership, human rights, and political participation.

The workshop is advancing advocacy for:

✅ Women Enterprise Development Fund Bill (2022)

✅ Women Empowerment Bill (2023)

✅ Gender Equality Authority Bill (2024)

✅ Women Empowerment and Leadership Fund Bill (2024)

✅Anti-Gender-Based Violence (Anti-GBV) Bill (2025)

✅ Family Law Bill (2026)

At AMALNA South Sudan, these reforms align with our Governance and Human Rights thematic area, where we champion inclusive governance, gender equality, protection of human rights, and meaningful participation of women and marginalized groups in decision-making.

Together, we can build a more just, inclusive, and equitable South Sudan.

Why the Family Bill?Strong families are the foundation of a strong nation. The Family Bill aims to protect the rights of...
27/07/2026

Why the Family Bill?

Strong families are the foundation of a strong nation. The Family Bill aims to protect the rights of women, men, children, and vulnerable family members while promoting justice, equality, and peaceful family relationships.

Every family deserves protection, fairness, and dignity.

What do you think? Why does South Sudan need a Family Bill?

Share your thoughts in the comments.





Strong families build a stronger nation. The Family Bill aims to promote justice, protection, and equality for every fam...
23/07/2026

Strong families build a stronger nation. The Family Bill aims to promote justice, protection, and equality for every family by addressing important issues such as marriage, divorce, child custody, inheritance, and the protection of women, children, and other vulnerable members of society.

💬 What have you heard about the Family Bill?

Share your thoughts in the comments. Let's learn, discuss, and shape a better future together.



"The Family Bill is not intended to replace all existing family practices or traditions. Instead, it seeks to improve th...
20/07/2026

"The Family Bill is not intended to replace all existing family practices or traditions. Instead, it seeks to improve them by addressing harmful practices while preserving what communities value. The Bill is being developed through public consultations, meaning its contents will reflect what South Sudanese people agree on—not ideas imposed from outside. Its main goal is to strengthen family protection and eliminate practices that cause harm."

Adv. Lual Malueth, Advocate, Legal Consultant, and Member of the National Steering Committee on the Family Bill, explained.

AMALNA SOUTH SUDAN PARTICIPATES IN THE FOUNDING GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF FAWE SOUTH SUDAN CHAPTER AMALNA South Sudan is honor...
17/07/2026

AMALNA SOUTH SUDAN PARTICIPATES IN THE FOUNDING GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF FAWE SOUTH SUDAN CHAPTER

AMALNA South Sudan is honored to participate in the General Assembly convened for the formal establishment of the Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE) South Sudan Chapter. This marks a significant milestone in advancing gender equality, inclusive education, and the empowerment of girls and women in South Sudan.

FAWE's Vision is "A world in which all African girls and women have access to quality education and training, and are empowered to contribute to sustainable development."

Its Mission is "To promote gender equity and equality in education in Africa by fostering positive policies, practices, and attitudes towards girls' education."

FAWE works to:

1. Promote equal access to quality and inclusive education for girls and women.

2. Advocate for gender-responsive education policies and systems. Enhance the retention, completion, and transition of girls at all levels of education.

3. Empower women and girls through leadership, mentorship, and life skills.

4. Strengthen partnerships to address barriers that hinder girls' education and gender equality.

As a national organization committed to promoting human rights, gender equality, education, peacebuilding, and community empowerment, AMALNA South Sudan is proud to contribute to this historic process.

Our participation reflects our commitment to collaborating with FAWE South Sudan and other stakeholders to create an education system where every girl and young woman has the opportunity to learn, lead, and thrive.

We congratulate all founding members and partners on this important achievement and look forward to working together to advance inclusive, equitable, and quality education for all in South Sudan.

Together, we can build a future where every girl is educated, empowered, and inspired to lead.









"South Sudan currently lacks a single, comprehensive law governing family matters such as marriage, divorce, child custo...
15/07/2026

"South Sudan currently lacks a single, comprehensive law governing family matters such as marriage, divorce, child custody, and inheritance. Instead, these issues are addressed through different statutory and customary laws. The proposed Family Bill aims to unify these areas under one legal framework.

The Bill is designed to protect everyone—not only women—but also men, children, boys, and girls. It establishes 18 years as the minimum legal age for marriage, reinforcing existing constitutional and child protection provisions. It also guarantees that marriage must be entered into freely and with full consent. By doing so, the Bill aligns South Sudan's legal framework with international human rights commitments, including the Maputo Protocol and CEDAW."

Adv. Dorcas Francis' response to the question, "Why is it important for South Sudan to have a Family Law?" during the discussion on "The Family Bill and Constitutional Rights: Protecting Families, Women, Children, and Vulnerable Persons in South Sudan."





🕊️ Peace begins with each one of us.Every vote matters, but so does every act of respect, tolerance, and unity. Peaceful...
13/07/2026

🕊️ Peace begins with each one of us.

Every vote matters, but so does every act of respect, tolerance, and unity. Peaceful elections are built when we choose dialogue over violence, respect different opinions, and put our nation's future first.

💬 What does a peaceful election mean to you? Share your thoughts in the comments and let's inspire a culture of peace together.

🇸🇸 Together, we can make every vote count and every voice heard—peacefully.


No one should live in fear. 💙Every person deserves to feel safe at home, at school, at work, and in their community.Do o...
13/07/2026

No one should live in fear. 💙

Every person deserves to feel safe at home, at school, at work, and in their community.

Do our communities deserve stronger laws to protect people from violence?

Raise your voice. Stand for justice. Demand better protection for everyone.



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