Internal displacement in South Sudan

Internal displacement in South Sudan refers to people who are forced to leave their homes due to conflict, violence, or insecurity but remain within the country’s borders. These individuals often flee their communities to seek safety in safer areas, such as camps or towns, but do not cross into neighboring countries. This ongoing displacement is driven by ongoing civil wars, ethnic conflicts, and political instability, leaving many without stable homes, livelihoods, or access to basic services. It highlights the humanitarian challenges faced by South Sudan as they struggle to provide safety, aid, and solutions for displaced populations.