sentence2: But it seems that a new name and new existence does little to change the way things are in that part of the world. I’m seeing reports of more than 3000 people killed in South Sudan last week in ethnic violence, that forced thousands of others to flee – although ‘fleeing’ seems to what the people in part of the original Sudan have been doing for decades - these kind of mass killings or massacres seem able to be perpetuated despite the presence of United Nations personnel, South Sudanese army,. etc With the report that this is the worst outbreak of ethnic violence in the new nation since it split from Sudan in July, seems to be the indication that such violence is an ongoing activity . Others are also cynical towards the international community's stated aim of assisting South Sudan, with The Impudent Observer making a satirical post, Death in Sudan, Who Cares?, ridiculing the US in particular:
sentence1: إنها أحداث تذكرنا تماما أنه بالرغم من الاستقلال، فإن الحالات الطارئة الحادة مازالت موجودة في جنوب السودان، فيما تبقى القدرة على الاستجابة الإنسانية أولوية هامة في هذه المنطقة".