Officials from the South Sudan Human Rights Commission have accused the government of viewing civil society organizations as “enemies” and political opponents, raising concerns over shrinking civic space and limited public participation in governance. The officials made the remarks during an expert panel discussion on civic space and the operating environment for civil society organizations and human rights defenders, organized by the South Suda…
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