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Best Bars, pubs and taverns in Bor, South Sudan. Alf’s Gin&Rum Bar, Tropical Beach Bar.

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LGBTQ rights in South Sudan Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) people in South Sudan face legal and societal challenges not experienced by non- LGBTQ residents. Male same-sex sexual activity is illegal and carries a penalty of up to 10 years' imprisonment.

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Best Bars, pubs and taverns in Bor, South Sudan. Alf’s Gin&Rum Bar, Tropical Beach Bar.

It is also a place too often overlooked, forgotten about as we turn our attentions and tourist dollars to its better developed and more familiar neighbours. As long as we do this, it is we who are missing out. South Sudan, in the two years after achieving independence, is still in the midst of tremendous change: the war with the North may be over, but internal rivalries continue to risk tearing the country apart yet again.

Bishop Hilary Gerang Deng, Bishop of Malakal Diocese, Episcopal Church of South Sudan. It was born as a result of the witness of the white missionaries, who came from different parts of Western Europe, North America and few from within different parts of Africa, especially from East Africa. It is worth mentioning how this Church also encountered persecution in its early stages and how God helped her recover from that threat and emerge as one of the witnessing Church in a predominantly Muslim Country such as Sudan and how it became one of the sources of hope and guidance in the resistance and struggle of the Sudanese mass who have been yearning for peace and freedom for the last hundred years, looking for a political settlement to the on-going injustices and persecution.