Read on to learn more about the crisis in South Sudan and what the IRC is doing to help. South Sudan faces economic collapse, political instability, worsening food insecurity and climate shocks.

Lieutenant Anisa Mukashema, commander of the UNMISS Female Engagement Team from Rwanda, reaffirmed the mission’s dedication ...

The conflict in Sudan is exacerbating instability in South Sudan, where economic difficulties and political instability are ...

International donors, the UN, Sudan’s warring parties and their allies must act now to prevent even more avoidable deaths ...

The crisis is deepened by conflict, climate change, corruption, disease and the impact of the conflict in neighbouring Sudan. Over 900,000 people have crossed into South Sudan and a further ...

Over 120,000 Sudanese refugees fleeing conflict are in South Sudan, facing severe shortages of food and water.

International donors, the UN, Sudan’s warring parties and their allies must act now to prevent even more avoidable deaths ...

The conflict coincided with an economic crisis, with inflation skyrocketing 800 percent a year as families struggled to find food. South Sudan is also vulnerable to the effects of climate change.

More than 24 million people – half of Sudan’s population, are facing “acute food insecurity ... Chad and South Sudan in helping manage the crisis. He said there must now be an international ...