South Sudan struggles to remove the seemingly indelible stai

The Government of South Sudan has fervently but unsuccessfully tried to wipe the egg off its face and shake off accusations of endemic and entrenched human rights violations reported and documented by various rights groups, the UN, and civil society outfits among others.

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