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[image: JPEG - 44 kb]*The UN Security Council votes unanimously to impose sanctions on those blocking peace in South Sudan (Photo: UN/Devra Berkowitz)* “The government of the republic of South Sudan welcomes the relentless efforts of the government and people of the people’s republic of China and the government of federal republic of Russia,” South Sudanese foreign affairs and international cooperation minister, Barnaba Marial Benjamin, said Thursday. “The support for peaceful settlement of the conflict has been consistent with the government principle of settling the conflict through peaceful dialogue without threats of sanctions,” he explained. He made the remarks in response to a recommendation from UN experts that the two principal leaders in the conflict be sanctioned. Minister Benjamin revealed Egypt, Senegal and Angola are also some of the African countries at the council which rejected the United Nations experts to impose sanctions on leaders and oil production and sale as well as arms embargo. Also South Sudanese minister of information and broadcasting, Micheal Makuei Lueth, in a separate comment to the media accused the UN experts of trying to effect a regime change by targeting key leaders from the two main sides of the government and the opposition faction. Gordon Buay, one of South Sudanese representatives at its mission to the United States told Sudan Tribune in a separate interview on Wednesday that Russia and China had rejected imposition of sanctions on leaders and production and sale of oil. China, according to Buay, said it would not approve an approach using sanctions to address the crisis in South Sudan recommended by the UN experts as possible measures to enforce a faltering peace process. “You know there were four (4) recommendations by the UN (United Nations) experts. One of these recommendations was imposition of sanctions on leaders. The other was imposition of sanctions on oil production and third was on arms. The last was about human rights. The first three recommendations have been rejected by China, Russia and they were joined by the African countries which include Egypt, Angola and Senegal, which is a very big diplomatic achievement for us and for Africa,” said Buay. The United States, he added, said it would seek legal opinion on human rights proposal before endorsing. This, Buay stressed, implies that most of the recommendations by the panel would not be endorsed by the Security Council of the United Nations. UN experts have accused principal leaders, Kiir and Machar, of allegedly involving in direct execution of the war for the past twoyears. (ST) Comments on the Sudan Tribune website must abide by the following rules. Contravention of these rules will lead to the user losing their Sudan Tribune account with immediate effect. - No inciting violence - No inappropriate or offensive language - No racism, tribalism or sectarianism - No inappropriate or derogatory remarks - No deviation from the topic of the article - No advertising, spamming or links - No incomprehensible comments Due to the unprecedented amount of racist and offensive language on the site, Sudan Tribune tries to vet all comments on the site. There is now also a limit of 400 words per comment. If you want to express yourself in more detail than this allows, please e-mail your comment as an article to [email protected] Kind regards, The Sudan Tribune editorial team. <http://www.sudantribune.com/spip.php?article57837#forum> - 28 January 22:15, by Ayuiu Makuac Lam Russia and China, should have to persuad or to presure Kiir, and Riek Machar, to implement comprises peace instead to protect them. repondre message <http://www.sudantribune.com/spip.php?page=forum&id_article=57837&id_forum=345234> - 29 January 06:45, by Akuma Congratulations to Russia, China & African countries for their commendable move in rejecting imposition of sanction to South Sudanese leaders. If it was approved, it will derail the implementation of peace agreement the two parties are gearing up to implemented. So both President Kiir and rebel Riek Machar can speed up the implementation of peace otherwise...... repondre message <http://www.sudantribune.com/spip.php?page=forum&id_article=57837&id_forum=345239> - 28 January 22:22, by Ayuiu Makuac Lam UNSC, need South Sudanese citizens to be in peace rather than war, otherwise the individual sanction should have to be floating in. But presidentent Kiir, is interested to implement comprises peace as south Sudanese indeed need rather than should face sanction individually. repondre message <http://www.sudantribune.com/spip.php?page=forum&id_article=57837&id_forum=345235> - 29 January 05:42, by dinkdong Praises your poor allies. The sanction will still get you. Country ran by idiots. repondre message <http://www.sudantribune.com/spip.php?page=forum&id_article=57837&id_forum=345237> - 29 January 06:40, by Son of Ngundeng Russia and China always look for their own interest not the interest of South Sudanese nation, (1) Russia selling weapons to South Sudan. (2) China own the oil production in South Sudan. It mean they are protecting their own cash!! Kiir and Machar must be sanction if they will play dirty game to our nation. Son of Prophet currently at I.O HQs. repondre message <http://www.sudantribune.com/spip.php?page=forum&id_article=57837&id_forum=345238> - 29 January 07:32, by Kalo Russia and China are ever opposite in UNSC even in Sudan crisis but the question is if the impose sanction will it solves the problem of South Sudan or will make it worse like Somalia,Syria,Libya and Sudan particular Darfur area. Son of Nuba. repondre message <http://www.sudantribune.com/spip.php?page=forum&id_article=57837&id_forum=345242> - 29 January 07:33, by hamil What does Russia and China know about the suffering people of South Sudan? Does anyone think these 2 countries care what happens to South Sudanese? They have far better things to worry about China is simply there to please this rotten government to get its supply of oil and what about Russia what does South Sudan think Russia needs from it? Russians are the world’s best known racist country repondre message <http://www.sudantribune.com/spip.php?page=forum&id_article=57837&id_forum=345243> - 29 January 07:38, by hamil They severly hate black people and even those fine looking black people born of mixed races are considered monkeys by Russians so what about a completely dark-skinned South Sudanese with a mark on the foreface what would a Russian call him? If we love this Country we should halt the senseless death of our own brothers in the battle fields. repondre message <http://www.sudantribune.com/spip.php?page=forum&id_article=57837&id_forum=345245> - 29 January 07:35, by Eastern Sanctions and arm embargo can be implemented. South Sudanese oil can be stopped right at its source using destructive means or confiscated right from the port at Port Sudan and its proceeds used to feed and treat those in the PoCs in the country. 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