Justice Africa Sudan promotes peaceful civic action as a response to the threats of war and human rights abuses.

We also support dialogue, debate, and the free exchange of ideas across Sudan and South Sudan, especially focusing on the promotion of innovative and constructive approaches to the resolution of conflicts in Sudan and South Sudan.

Justice Africa Sudan Discussion Forum:

The African Justice Organization conducted a series of seminars focusing on various aspects of the crises and current issues in Sudan. These seminars covered topics such as the status of Juba peace negotiations, challenges in peacebuilding, decentralization, federalism, citizenship, self-determination, the economic crisis, the current political situation, and the security and economic situation. Speakers included Dr. Mohamed Jalal Hashem and Mr. Hafez Ismail, who provided insights and expertise on these matters.

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DINKA NGOK AND MESSIRIYA TRIBES PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE CONFERENCE:

This conference came in a very crucial time in Sudan history, with few days remaining for South Sudan Self-determination Referendum, which is supposed to be held in January 2011. Also a mid-lack of trust between the two parties to the CPA and political polarization in the area, in the last six months there are many endeavors to bring the two sides together without success.

The main expected outcome of the meeting is to bring the two parties together to allow them talk to each other face to face, without any intermediary, to build confidence between the parties as the basis for any future dialogues.

We have decided to use old Sudanese tradition in conflict prevention, resolution and conflict management called Judiah by using Ajaweed (mediators), this is a Sudanese tradition that existed for hundreds of years.

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• Date: 19th – 21st December 2010
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• Location: Kadugli, South Kordofan, Sudan

Hayban Leaders’ Conference for Dialogue, Reconciliation, Peace and Development

Hayban area consists of five ethnic groups (tribes), namely Uturu, Tira, Lira, shawaia and Hayban. After the CPA (Nuba Protocol), frictions started escalating and some conflicts ended in lost lives. The signs of violence are everywhere. Local conflicts resolution mechanisms were abandoned, native administration has lost power and control over individuals. Conflicts with military, political, tribal and economic dimensions have come to the surface of the social life, laying a heavy impact on the inter-tribal historical relations, and threatening the social peace in the area.

The conference was attended by: more than 500 persons.

Agenda of the conference:

• – Social peace and peaceful coexistence.
• – Security & stability
• – Political practice and its impact on the social peaceful coexistence.
• – Development priorities.
• – Monitoring, evaluation and follow _up of the implementation process.
• – Hayban declaration.

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• Date: 31-Dec-2009 to 4-Jan-2010
• Donor: N/A
• Location: Hayban Area, Southern Kordofan, Sudan

SMALL INCOME GENERATING PROJECT:

The project starts on March 2018 , Serves IDPs women from South Kordofan hosting in Al-Rahad Town. It aims to provide 50 IDPS women with a regular income to support their families economically.

Two groups have been supported:-

Group 1: it targets women, who are responsible directly from their families. Those are lost their main business as a framers, as result of war. The project provide them with raw-materials and all equipment’s for ice & ice cream.The project succeeded to offer them a regular income, which it helps them more to improve their economic status.

Group 2: most of them are young women, some of them are still studding, other their left school because of poverty and war . They trained on clothes sewing, none the less, allso they provied with raw materials to began their Owen business.

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• Date: March 2018
• Donor: European Union
• Location: Al-Rahad Town – North Kordofan, Sudan

LIVE DEBATE ON AL JAZZIRA TELEVISION

Justice Africa hold a live debate on Wednesday 25^th August 2010, on Issues related to Unity. Secession, numbers of, academics, activists and journalists, for the north and the south participated in the debate which was broadcasted live on Al Jazzera live TV for one hour.

The issues debated included:

• The Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) implementation process
• The impact of the two party to the agreement (National Congress Party & Sudan People Liberation Movement) on the whole process
• Argument for united Sudan and arguments for secession of the south.
• What needed to ensure smooth and peaceful transition?

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• Date: 25 August 2010
• Donor: N/A
• Location: Al Jazeera TV

The Civil Programme:

The program aims to support and enhance the CPA and sustain peaceful dialogue, to achieve an inclusive and peaceful democratic society.

The project will achieve these goals by:

(a) Assisting a wide range of Sudanese civil society organizations to work together, advocate for and defend their collective interests; and

(b) Impressing a civil agenda onto the transition period, this guarantees civil rights, pluralism, social and economic justice and accountability, the rule of law and peace in Sudan.

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