South Sudanese police said 16 people died in riots last week. Riots erupted in the South Sudanese capital, Juba, and elsewhere in the country on Thursday and Friday last week.
Protesters are outraged by what they believe is the involvement of Sudan's military and its group of allies in the killings of El Gezira.
Sudanese soldiers condemned what they called a "violation" in El Gezira after human rights groups blamed them and their allies for attacks targeting ethnicity against civilians accused of supporting rebel Rapid Support Forces.
South Sudan's national police said 16 foreign Sudanese nationals were reportedly killed in four states.
Police will continue to patrol markets and residential areas to protect Sudanese people, the statement said.
SEE ALSO:
-
| BERITA
Era Trump Dimulai, Warga Sipil Ukraina di Tengah Ketidakpastian Berakhirnya Perang
20 Januari 2025, 23:27 -
| BERITA
Trump Serukan Tekan Inflasi Demi Warga Amerika, Tingkatkan Pasokan Energi ‘Lawan’ China
20 Januari 2025, 22:50 -
| BERITA
Doa Paus Fransiskus untuk Trump: Tuhan Berikan Kebijaksanaan, Kekuatan dan Perlindungan
20 Januari 2025, 21:00
On Friday, the government imposed a curfew from dusk to evening, which still applies.
A total of 24 suspects were arrested and charges will be filed after the investigation is complete, the South Sudanese military said in a separate statement.
The English, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, and French versions are automatically generated by the AI. So there may still be inaccuracies in translating, please always see Indonesian as our main language. (system supported by DigitalSiber.id)
