UNSC Resolution 2223
Renews the mandate of UNMISS for six months.
South Sudan Peace Process Archive: Advanced Search
This archive includes agreements, draft proposals, summit communiqués, agendas, progress reports, public statements by the IGAD Mediators, and other relevant documents. It also includes statements and other relevant documents from the African Union, the Troika (United States, United Kingdom, Norway), and the United Nations Security Council.
It does not contain every document from the peace process. It is a curated selection, aimed to maximize understanding and not overload readers with thousands of documents that, absent further context and explanation, may confuse rather than elucidate.
MVM CoH Violation Report V040
Describes violations of the CoH by SPLM/A-IO Forces in Upper Nile State.
AU PSC Press Statement
The Peace and Security Council expressed concern at the further deterioration of the situation in South Sudan, including the escalation of hostilities and the deepening of the grave humanitarian situation. Council called for urgent steps by the Sanctions Committee to designate individuals and entities subject to the measures. Council requested the UN Security Council to urgently consider the immediate imposition of an arms embargo on the belligerents. Council reiterated the AU’s commitment to extend full support to the IGAD mediation efforts in South Sudan, notably through the early operationalization of the AU High-Level ad hoc Committee, established by the Peace and Security Council in December 2014. Council appealed to the Member States and the international community to urgently provide much-needed humanitarian assistance.
IGAD Mediation Press Statement on Escalation of Fighting
Mediators profoundly deplore escalation of fighting in South Sudan since 27 April 2015 and urge the warring parties to immediately cease all hostilities.
AU Press Release - Chairperson's Statement on South Sudan
The situation in South Sudan remains fragile and volatile. The AU intends to expedite the operationalization of the ad hoc Committee of Heads of State and Government established by the Peace and Security Council last December, to enhance Africa’s support and input to the peace process. It is equally important to work towards the effective implementation of sanctions against all those undermining the quest for peace, violating international humanitarian law and obstructing the efforts of peacekeepers on the ground, in line with UN Security Council resolution of 3 March 2015.
MVM CoH Violation Report V039
Describes violations of the CoH by the government in Unity State.
Pagak Resolutions April 2015 Conference
Resolutions by the SPLM/A (IO) leadership conference, which, inter alia, welcome the IGAD Plus mechanism, while noting that the implementation of the Arusha Agreement on SPLM reunification is not possible without first reaching a negotiated peace settlement.
MVM CoH Violation Report V038
Describes violations of the CoH by the SPLM/A (IO) in Jonglei state.
MVM CoH Violation Report V037
Describes violations of the CoH by the government in Unity State.
MVM CoH Violation Report V036
Describes violations of the CoH by SPLM/A-IO Forces in Unity State.