They also will be made available to judicial mechanisms such as a hybrid court for South Sudan, which long has been urged by the international community but has never appeared. Untold tens of thousands have been killed in South Sudan since the conflict erupted in December 2013, just two years after independence from Sudan. The names are being given to the U.N. human rights office in Geneva. Despite the latest accounts of abuses, South Sudan experts are skeptical that anything will change amid what the report calls a "grave" lack of accountability. He said human rights abusers should be barred from the South Sudan peace talks in neighboring Ethiopia.

Source: ABC News February 23, 2018 08:17 UTC