South Sudan halts social media access following the circulation of graphic videos depicting killings in Sudan, citing national security concerns.
- The South Sudanese government has suspended major social media platforms in response to the spread of disturbing videos showing killings in neighboring Sudan.
- Authorities cite national security and public order as key reasons for the temporary shutdown.
- The decision has sparked debate over freedom of expression and access to information within the country.
- Human rights organizations have criticized the move, arguing it limits the public’s right to information.
- Government officials claim the suspension is a necessary step to prevent the incitement of violence and misinformation.
- Citizens have reported difficulties in accessing platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and WhatsApp.
- Observers are closely monitoring the situation, anticipating potential diplomatic and domestic repercussions.
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