Silence Is Not Neutrality – It Is Complicity

Silence Is Not Neutrality – It Is Complicity Excellencies, Esteemed Regional Leaders, and International Partners, What do you call a peace agreement where only one side disarms? What do you call diplomacy that cannot name the aggressor? South Sudan is not at a crossroads—it is at a breaking point. Yet again, calls for "calm" and "dialogue" are made, as if the events unfolding are new, unexpected, or unclear in responsibility. They are not. The root causes are long established. The actors obstructing peace are well known. The cycle of manipulation, delay, and violence is predictable. And now, your silence in the face of grave violations threatens to make you complicit in the unravelling of a fragile peace.

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