Human Rights Watch found that judges ignored complaints from current and former detainees about unlawful detention and ill-treatment, creating an environment of near-total impunity.
“The military junta should take immediate action to locate and report on the three missing individuals and release them if they are wrongfully held.’’
The denial of entry reflects the authorities’ intensifying assault on human rights, months ahead of the country’s 2024 general elections, Human Rights Watch said.
A spate of forced disappearances points to the need to reform South Sudan’s security agency.
“With ongoing strikes and fighting nearby (Al Shifa), we are gravely concerned about the well-being of thousands of civilians there,” said HRW.
“Let us await what the results of the investigations from the police chief will bring and we will take it up from there,” he said.
However, police on Monday officially began an official investigation into the circumstances surrounding the singer’s death.
Mr Ndifon was accused of selecting “only female students as his supervisees thereby making them vulnerable.”
Saudi guards bombed and shot migrants, including many children and women.
