SSYR Condemns Juba Regime Airstrikes on Civilians in Upper Nile
November 29, 2025
SSYR strongly condemns the Juba regime for escalating airstrikes, barrel bombs, and systematic destabilisation against vulnerable civilians in Upper Nile and across South Sudan, calling for an immediate halt and full accountability.
Read Full StatementSSYR Condemns Ongoing Killing of Civilians in Upper Nile
November 2025
Human rights are universal. SSYR strongly condemns the Juba regime for enabling the ongoing killing of civilians in Upper Nile and failing to uphold the rule of law.
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SSYR Condemns Illegal Arrest of Dr. Riek Machar
SSYR denounces the unlawful detention and political trial of Dr. Machar and SPLM-IO officials, exposing deep violations of due process...
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SSYR Condemns SSPDF Atrocities in Greater Mundri
SSYR condemns in the strongest terms the SSPDF’s violent operations in Mundri that displaced hundreds, looted communities, and burned homes...
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SSYR Refutes Allegations Against Dr. Riek Machar
SSYR dismisses the contradictory allegations against Dr. Riek Machar, denouncing politicized trials and calling for fairness, reconciliation, and respect for due process...
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SSYR Refutes Allegations Against Puot Kang Chuol
SSYR condemns the fabricated allegations against Puot Kang Chuol, denouncing politicized trials and calling for due process and judicial independence...
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SSYR Statement on Rising Political Tensions and UNMISS–South Africa Talks
SSYR welcomes UNMISS–South Africa engagement amidst escalating tensions, urging an immediate ceasefire, inclusive dialogue, and full adherence to the 2018 peace agreement...
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SSYR Statement on UN Warning of Peace Deal Collapse
SSYR echoes the UN’s warning that South Sudan’s peace agreement is in “man-made” collapse, urging leaders to recommit to dialogue, protect civilians, and allow humanitarian access...
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SSYR Statement on Kiir’s New Appointments and Power Consolidation
SSYR raises concerns over President Kiir’s reshuffles, warning they undermine the peace agreement, entrench one-man rule, and politicize governance...
Read Full Statement →SSYR Statement on Threats and Intimidation Against Activist Ter Manyang Gatwech
SSYR strongly condemns the alarming threats of arrest and intimidation directed against Ter Manyang Gatwech, Executive Director of CPA...
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SSYR Statement on Machar Trial Defense Lawyers
📅 October 2, 2025
Chief Justice reinstates ejected defense lawyers — but the trial remains tainted by political interference and repression.
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SSYR Rejects Resettlement of Palestinian Refugees in South Sudan
The South Sudan Youth Reforms (SSYR) firmly rejects any plans by the Juba regime in collaboration with Israel to resettle Palestinian refugees in South Sudan. We call for national unity, protection of sovereignty, and prioritizing the needs of South Sudanese citizens first.
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Latest Statement — 14 Years Since Independence
Date: July 9, 2025
As South Sudan marks 14 years since independence, the South Sudan Youth Reforms (SSYR) calls on all young people to reflect on our country’s state — one still plagued by poor infrastructure, weak institutions, and unhealed wounds from past conflicts.
We believe the future of our nation depends on young people stepping forward with courage and unity. It’s time to build a country where peace, education, justice, and opportunity are not just slogans — but real, lived experiences for every citizen.
“We are the generation that must break the chains of division and silence. It starts with us.”
📢 Upcoming: Youth Peace Forum — Juba (Aug 2025)
SSYR will host a gathering of reform-minded youth in Juba to discuss institutional reform, national reconciliation, and youth-led accountability. Stay tuned!
