A series of murders and kidnappings have turned journalism into a lethal profession after President Salva Kiir warned reporters not to "work against your country."
A joint investigation by <em>The Intercept</em> and <em>100Reporters</em>, using diplomatic cables published by WikiLeaks, shows the shadowy network of U.S. programs that every year provides instruction to approximately 200,000 foreign soldiers, police, and other personnel.
State Department under Clinton played a central and unacknowledged role in granting controversial waivers for military aid to South Sudan despite its child soldiers.
It doesn't matter who you are, whether a doctor, teacher or geologist: Violence by police, soldiers and criminals dressed as them can strike anyone in South Sudan.
We’ve been inculcated to view the world the way a 6-year-old watches cartoons: Bad Guys should be killed, and that’s the end of the story.
In the aftermath of South Sudan's 2011 independence, a gorgeous, devastating documentary explores good intentions gone wrong.
Echoes of American wars reverberate in the latest documentary about Indonesia from the acclaimed director of <em>The Act of Killing</em>.
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