Soldiers killing demonstrators in South Sudan

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Soldiers killing demonstrators in South Sudan

At least ten people are killed by Southern Sudanese soldiers in connection with the demonstrations against the relocation of public office.

Demonstrators protested against the offices of the local governments in the state capital Wau will be moved out of town.

Over Driven force

A UN spokesman criticized the soldier in the South Sudan Liberation Army (SPLA) for excessive use of force.

SPLA opened fire against demonstrators and ran over the use of force, says spokesman Liam McDowall.

Four persons were killed in Wau night to Thursday, while six and were killed Sunday, according to McDowall.

Concerned by loose demolition

South Sudan declared independence from Sudan on 9 hot July 2011 after a referendum. Capital is Juba, and Salva Kiir is the President. After loose demolition has South Sudan been marked by riots and clashes.

At least 19 rebel writers and a Southern Sudanese soldier were killed 21 november during clashes after the army attacked a rebel base.

In August, there were several battles in the southern states of Sudan, which complicated attempts to make peace between Sudan and South Sudan.

Hundreds of thousands of people fled to the new state in the south because of fighting between government forces in Sudan and one rebel guerrillas.