Skip to cookie privacy notice
Skip to main content
Human rights abuses are happening right now – start a monthly gift today.
Human Rights Watch
العربية
简中
繁中
English
Français
Deutsch
日本語
Русский
Português
Español
More
languages
Search
Donate Now
Search
Countries
Topics
Reports
Videos & Photos
Impact
Take Action
About
Join Us
Give Now
العربية
简中
繁中
English
Français
Deutsch
日本語
Русский
Português
Español
More
languages
Would you like to read this page in another language?
Yes
No, don't ask again
✕
Close
May 30, 2017
Available In
English
Français
South Sudan Disabilities Photo Essay
A relative pushes John Biel Dup’s wheelchair through the dirt paths of Protection of Civilians Camp 3 in Juba,. The uneven paths make it difficult for people with physical disabilities to move around the camps.. © 2017 Joe Van Eeckhout for Human Rights Watch
Nyayak Olo Bapit, a Shilluk woman from Malakal, pictured in Juba. She was forced to flee Malakal after a bullet struck her left thigh during fighting there in January 2014. © 2017 Joe Van Eeckhout for Human Rights Watch
Angelina Nyanhial lost her leg after it was struck by a bullet during an attack on a Protection of Civilians 3 site in Bor, in 2014. Since, she’s been living in the Juba Protection of Civilians 3, struggling to generate enough income to put her children at school. © 2017 Joe Van Eeckhout for Human Rights Watch
John Biel Dup, a former civil servant from Nassir, reads a book in the Juba Protection of Civilians 3. © 2017 Joe Van Eeckhout for Human Rights Watch
Latrines without seats or hand rails are difficult to access for people with physical disabilities, who sometimes have to crawl their way into the latrines, which can be filthy. Juba Protection of Civilians 3, March 2017 © 2017 Joe Van Eeckhout for Human Rights Watch
Region / Country
Africa
South Sudan
Topic
Migrant and Refugee Children
Disability Rights
Health
Disasters and Displaced Populations
Refugees and Migrants
Internally Displaced People