Lack of hope in South Sudan camps drives youth into gang crime
by Inna Lazareva

Thomson Reuters Foundation    Translate This Article
4 June 2018

On 4 June 2018 Thomson Reuters Foundation reported: Having twice escaped the clutches of South Sudanese rebels who forced him to fight with them, Puok Barar, a grinning 16-year-old in rubber flip-flops decorated with the word 'LOVE', has already confronted many of his worst fears. But in the PoC3 camp for people uprooted by violence and conflict, encircled by a barbed-wire fence on the outskirts of the capital Juba, where Barar now lives, he is still afraid. His kidnappers may be far away, but inside the muddy camp of ramshackle tents, youths his age prowl, attacking others. Global Good News service views this news as the failure of modern world peace systems. Such 'flops' highlight the need for more intelligent, evolutionary, Natural Law based, life-supporting systems.

. . . Thomas Makur Ruop, head teacher at Barar's school, is worried for the first generation that will come of age in South Sudan.

'They are addicted to alcohol, crime and all those things. One day, they are going to be robbers (and) they may take the power,' Ruop said ...

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