Survivors Network in South sudan

24/03/2026

not a victim but (SURVIVORS ) become a social activist is not easy as you might think because you have to give yourself to act on the behalf of others it needs you to accept the fights which is not your fights i dont mean the physical fights but it wants you to stand up against injustice it needs you to advocate and talks about the rights of others it wants you to talks and raise your voice comping on social medias and on actions that taking place in the society for example if there's injustice in the Family ,community and the country if theirs violations of human rights and a other actions that are against humanity you need to accept to work with them and here we going to define term of social atavism the term social activism means the intentional collective efforts to bring about social political economic or environmental changes by reforming or changing existing institution people rights and human rights

27/02/2026

25/02/2026

Survivors Network in South Sudan (SUNs), in collaboration with the Center for Inclusive Governance, Peace and Justice (CIGPJ) and with generous support from the Mukwege Foundation, is conducting a two-day pre-mission refresher training in Juba for survivor profilers.

The training aims to strengthen the skills and ethical approaches of profilers who will be documenting the stories of survivors across South Sudan. This important initiative ensures that survivors’ voices are captured with dignity, confidentiality, and accuracy.

Participants have been drawn from Western Equatoria, Unity, Jonglei, and Central Equatoria states, reflecting a shared national commitment to truth-telling, justice, and inclusive peacebuilding.

By empowering trained survivor profilers, SUNs and its partners continue to promote survivor-centered documentation that contributes to accountability, healing, and long-term peace in South Sudan.

11/02/2026

15/01/2026

Making Transitional Justice Work for All South Sudanese!

Today 15 January 2026, the Survivors Network in South Sudan (SUNS) joined stakeholders in Juba for the Validition Workshop and Launch of a Compendium of Scholarly Articles on Transitional Justice in South Sudan.

This South Sudanese-led initiative, anchored in Chapter V of the R-ARCSS, elevates survivor-centered and gender-responsive voices to shape policy, practice, and national dialogue on transitional justice.

The compendium presents 16 peer-reviewed scholarly and policy articles across 10 thematic areas, connecting theory, practice, and policy to strengthen national ownership of the transitional justice agenda.

SUNS reaffirms its commitment to a people-centered transitional justice process that delivers truth, accountability, healing, and lasting peace for all South Sudanese.

Survivors at the center. Justice with purpose. Peace that lasts.

28/11/2025

# 2026 we call upon the world our own government, NGOS, CSOs, CBOs ,Faith based,Embassies in South sudan 2026 ourTheme should be Ending community Violence Against CRSV mother and their children born of CRSV
we can

28/11/2025

We are currently participating in awareness to deepen understanding of the scope, forms and consequences of digital violence affecting women and girls in South Sudan and how it relates with offline GBV to promote digital literacy.

As a dedicated network advocating for the rights of Survivors, we appreciate Center for Inclusive Governance Peace and Justice (CIGPJ) who organized the workshop in collaboration with LAW and NPA following the launching of 16 Days of Activism under theme: "Ending Digital Violence Against Women and Girls" which highlights the urgent need to address the rising threats of online abuse, harassment, and digital exploitation faced by women and girls in our community.

Together we can raise awareness, promote safe digital spaces and empower survivors to speak out and seek support.

Let's stand in solidarity to end digital violence and protect the rights and dignity of women and girls in South Sudan.

26/11/2025

Day 2: The Reality of Online Abuse
"Online abuse is real, and it's hurting our sisters, mothers, and daughters. Let's talk about it, and let's act.""Online abuse is a harsh reality in South Sudan. It's happening in our communities, in our families, and in our homes. It's hurting our sisters, mothers, and daughters, and it's time we talked about it.
From hate speech to harassment, online abuse can take many forms. It can be a single message or a coordinated attack. It can be public or private. But one thing is clear: it's having a devastating impact on our women and girls.
Let's talk about the fear of logging in, the anxiety of checking messages, and the pain of seeing hurtful words online. Let's talk about the impact on mental health, relationships, and our communities.
But we won't just talk about it, we'll act. We'll support survivors, we'll challenge abusers, and we'll demand change.
Let's act together, South Sudan! Let's create an online space where everyone feels safe, valued, and respected.


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26/11/2025

We stand together, united in our commitment to break the silence on online abuse in South Sudan. We recognize the courage of survivors who have come forward, and we pledge to support them every step of the way.
Online abuse is a reality that affects us all, but it will not define us. We will not be silenced, we will not be intimidated, and we will not be deterred.
We stand with survivors, and we demand action from our leaders, our communities, and social media platforms to ensure online safety and accountability.
Let's break the silence, let's raise our voices, and let's create a safer online space for all.
Together, we can make a difference.

26/11/2025

Day 1: Opening Statement
"Today, we start a journey to break the silence on online abuse in South Sudan. We stand with survivors, and we demand change."
Day 2: The Reality of Online Abuse
"Online abuse is real, and it's hurting our sisters, mothers, and daughters. Let's talk about it, and let's act."