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This book compliments current discussions on justice, reparations and reconciliation. South Sudan's peace processes failed because they treated inclusion as a box-ticking exercise while preserving the patriarchal, militarized status quo. Lasting peace requires radical reimagining: justice must be the foundation, not an afterthought. By centering the distinct needs of women and youth, through survivor-centered truth-telling, transformative reparations, and structural power-sharing, South Sudan can dismantle the architecture of impunity. The international community must abandon its complicity in stability at the cost of justice and invest in grassroots peacebuilders. As the author asserts - The real peace is not a book; it is a lived reality. Only by honoring this truth can South Sudan transition from a ceasefire on paper to genuine, inclusive peace.

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Dr Kuyang Harriet Logo Mulukwat is a distinguished South Sudanese academic and practitioner in International Law, Human Rights, and Democratic Governance, renowned for bridging theory and practice to drive change in conflict-affected regions. With extensive experience from senior UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) roles across Sudan and Timor Leste, she has significantly influenced rule of law reforms, access to justice, and transitional justice processes. Currently, as a Fellow at the Rift Valley Institute and Gender Lead for the Peacebuilding Opportunities Fund 2, she continues to shape policy and research. Her academic contributions include teaching at the University of Juba (South Sudan) and authoring numerous publications on critical issues.

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