South Sudan Conflict Resolution

Suggests the formation of a committee of Non Governmental Organisations and other funding organisations in order to improve living conditions of people still living in the country as well as refugees in neighbouring regions, the committee will take action such as but not limited to:

1. Encouraging for timely funds given to provide money and resources for the humanitarian crisis in the country and to provide enough support for aftershocks;
2. Convincing traditional donors, who only pay a quarter of their fair share to contribute more and non traditional donors, people who have the largest economies in the world to donate for the emergency crisis in South Sudan;
3. Enabling the immediate delivery of large scale assistance which will be effective at once in the country as well as its neighbours, who hold a large number of refugees;
4. Appointing a section that specializes only in child and women safety, as most refugees are orphans and women, this is a top priority;

Calls for the security and aid workers as many are in fear of being targeted, which is significantly downplaying the responses, the humanitarian staff should be allowed to work whenever any help is needed without facing any restrictions by the parties in conflict;

Urges the renewal of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) for further safety and security of the people; the UNMISS alone cannot eradicate conflict, due to the huge amount of small arms (around one million) across the nation, therefore there must be security to curb the sale and transit of arms;

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Calls for immediate orders for means of sanitation and livelihood for the internally displaced people still suffering from the famine in the country, for such the following measures must be taken:

1. Operations and instalments must be made at the many overcrowded refugee camps across the nation and they must be effective immediately; they must have the following provisions:
1. Health and sanitation centres for the injured as well as a separate centre for children and women;
2. There must be means of employment or livelihood such as seeds, training, farming equipment and fishing kits;
3. Taking into consideration the number of people dying due to diseases such as cholera and food poisoning, there should be food and nutrition security and aids for such diseases as well as the supervision of clean water;
2. Nations can share technology in order to:
1. Improve and install cost efficient public transport facilities and extensions into rural areas, thus helping in the quick displacement of refugees in the country;
2. Improve medical facilities and drug technologies in the country.
3. 5. Urges the United Nations to come at an agreement point between the opposition parties in South Sudan by:
1. Stop the supply of arms altogether;
2. Certain common principles of both opposition parties should be adopted;
4. Requests the United Nations to be an independent observer and thereby do the following:
1. Being one of the UN charters, the United Nations should make sure that the elections are free, fair and open to all as some of the poll booths are being taken over by parties in order to gain votes;
5. 7. Recommends UN to resolve the border conflict by implementing the following solutions:
1. Strengthen the border security between the two nations;
2. Mutually divide the major oil reserves present on the border of the countries as Sudan is eyeing on these reserves;
3. Minimize the racism at the border and outlaying areas by
6. Preventing non-state actors from impersonating as government officials (thereby increasing corruption as well as exploiting certain classes) by:
1. Giving distinguishable identity cards to soldiers, hence reducing the number of fake rebel actors that claim to be army officials;
2. Making unique textures on army uniforms to prevent rebel groups from creating a counterfeit uniform and causing chaos;