Religious Superiors’ Association of South Sudan

The Religious Superiors Association of South Sudan (RSASS) counting more than 500 religious Sisters, Brothers and Priests, has issued a statement following a workshop on the Encyclical Letter of Pope Francis "Laudato Sii," held in Juba from 27th  to 30th  April 2016. The communiqué was handed to the newly appointed Minister for Environment and Forestry in South Sudan, Hon. Napwon, by the Executive body of the Association. The RSASS pointed out some worrying signs: pollution of the water, of the land, of the air; deforestation and cutting of trees without replacement, burning the forests, overgrazing and desertification and oil exploitation as the major income for the country but also a grave polluting agent.  

 Communiqué Religious Superiors’ Association of South Sudan 

120512 Sudan and South Sudan Where are they heading

120512 Sudan and South Sudan Where are they heading

120512 Nuba Mountains in 2003... and today

120512 Nuba Mountains in 2003... and today

120511 South Sudan Negotiates Loans as Oil-Output Halt Dents Economy

South Sudan Negotiates Loans as Oil-Output Halt Dents Economy

120508 South Sudanese in Sudan

120508 South Sudanese in Sudan

120504 Crisis Conditions in Southern Kordofan

120504 Crisis Conditions in Southern Kordofan

120423 Southerners in Khartoum increasingly fearful

120423 Southerners in Khartoum increasingly fearful

120413 Heglig and the border

120413 Heglig and the border

110429 China willingness to boost cooperation with southern Sudan

110429 China willingness to boost cooperation with southern Sudan

110428 The U.S. Role In Setting Up South Sudan

110428 The U.S. Role In Setting Up South Sudan

110419 Abuses on both sides in Upper Nile clashes

110419 Abuses on both sides in Upper Nile clashes