Absence of the state land policies contribute to recurring conflicts among Imotong State communities, says South Sudan Law Society Director for Governance.
Farug Gizmai Lokac says land disputes have become common because the government has not put in place policies on land distribution and use, Radio Emmanuel reports.
The activist says having proper state land policies will reduce land disputes.
Lokac calls on the state government to quickly formulate land policies that will help address land grabbing and disputes especially in Torit town.
The Director made the remarks in an interview with Radio Emmanuel in Torit on Thursday.