S Sudan rebels deny slaughter claim

Sudan Tribune
S. Sudan rebels deny endorsing Kiir's party leadership
Sudan Tribune
October 22, 2014 (ARUSHA) – The armed opposition faction of Sudan Peoples' Liberation Movement has dismissed allegations suggesting the recently signed framework agreement in Arusha, Tanzania, had endorsed to reunite the three factions of the SPLM ...
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Negotiators for South Sudanese rebels have denied signing a power-sharing deal.

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South Sudan rebels deny lack of compromise in peace negotiations
Sudan Tribune
October 12, 2014 (ADDIS ABABA) – A spokesperson of the leadership of the opposition faction of the Sudan Peoples' Liberation Movement (SPLM-in-Opposition) has dismissed claims by government which alleged that the rebel group had not been coming ...

Sudan Tribune
Rebels Deny Endorsing Kiir's Party Leadership
Sudan Tribune
Arusha — The armed opposition faction of Sudan Peoples' Liberation Movement has dismissed allegations suggesting the recently signed framework agreement in Arusha, Tanzania, had endorsed to reunite the three factions of the SPLM under the ...
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Hundreds of people were killed because of their ethnic group after South Sudan rebels seized the oil hub of Bentiu last week, the UN says.

South Sudan's rebel leader says his side is still committed to a peace deal with the government, as both sides accuse each other of breaking a truce.

Rebels in South Sudan are involved in fierce fighting with the army in several areas of the country, the military spokesman tell the BBC.

South Sudan government and rebel forces are both recruiting children as young as 13 to fight in the country’s civil war, a rights group said Monday in a report rejected by the government.

South Sudan rebel leader Riek Machar says there must be proper talks before the rebels can agree to a truce, as UN reinforcements arrive in Juba.