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Killed Journalists - South Sudan
Member State Reactions to UNESCO’s Inquiries into Cases of Killed Journalists
| Year | Director-General Request Sent | Member State Reaction Received |
|---|---|---|
2017 | No response | |
2018 | No response | |
2019 | No response | |
2020 | No response | |
2021 | No response | |
2022 | No response | |
2024 | No response | |
2016 | No response | |
2015 | No response | |
2013 | No response | |
2014 | No response |
| Name | Gender | Date Killed | Nationality | Judicial Status | Director-General Condemnation | Public Member States Responses |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Christopher Allen | Male | 26/08/2017 | American | No Information Received So Far | ||
| Isaac Vuni | Male | 26/09/2016 | South Sudanese | No Information Received So Far | ||
| Peter Moi Julius | Male | 19/08/2015 | South Sudanese | No Information Received So Far | ||
| Pow James Raeth (aka Puok James) | Male | 20/05/2015 | South Sudanese | No Information Received So Far | ||
| Adam Juma Adam | Male | 25/01/2015 | South Sudanese | No Information Received So Far | ||
| Butrus Martin Khamis | Male | 25/01/2015 | South Sudanese | No Information Received So Far | ||
| Dalia Marko | Female | 25/01/2015 | South Sudanese | No Information Received So Far | ||
| Musa Mohammed Dahiyah | Male | 25/01/2015 | South Sudanese | No Information Received So Far | ||
| Randa George Adam | Female | 25/01/2015 | South Sudanese | No Information Received So Far | ||
| Isaiah Diing Abraham Chan Awol | Male | 05/12/2012 | South Sudanese | No Information Received So Far |