Ms Artanti Wardhani S.Sos, M.Phil, a project officer with the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) foundation and a lecturer in African Studies at the Department of International Relation, University of Indonesia explains why it seems few people seem to care about the hunger and carnage in South Sudan even though the situation keeps getting worse.
Why does the humanitarian crisis in South Sudan continue to worsen? Why is the international community and African nations reticent to act? Ms Artanti Wardhani S.Sos, M.Phil, explains the internal and international factors that prevent improvement.
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