The United States threatens the South Sudanese authorities with sanctions if it does not act to improve the humanitarian situation. Nearly 10 million people would need help. Washington hardens the tone in a statement published Sunday.
South Sudan: Washington urges Juba to act on the humanitarian situation
The United States threatens the South Sudanese authorities with sanctions if it does not act to improve the humanitarian situation. Nearly 10 million people would need help. Washington hardens the tone in a statement published Sunday.

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South Sudan: Washington calls on Juba to respond to humanitarian emergencies
The United States threatened the South Sudanese authorities, which could become the target of sanctions if nothing was done to improve the humanitarian situation in the country, where 10 million people needed help. A particularly harsh press release was issued on Sunday, 20 September, by the African Affairs Bureau of the US State Department. The details of Bastien Renouil, France 24 correspondent in Nairobi.






