Access to Justice: Perceptions of and Experiences with Violent Crime in South Sudan

This report investigates people’s perceptions and experiences with violent crimes in South Sudan, and the steps people take in pursuit of justice after experiencing a violent crime. The main data-collection was undertaken by means of a survey, for which 1,912 respondents were interviewed in November and early December 2015 in Juba town, Juba Protection of Civilian site (POC), Wau town and Bentiu POC. Qualitative information was gathered during subsequent interviews and workshops aimed at sharing, fine-tuning and verification of findings.