Families torn apart by war in South Sudan | Unreported World

Frontline Family Reunions: In 2015, Morland Sanders went to South Sudan, where governments and rebel troops are battling each other in a civil war in which both sides stand accused of horrific atrocities against civilians. This moving report from a brutal warzone tells the struggle to reunite children and parents trapped on different sides of the front line. This episode first aired on 30/10/2015.

[creativename]

I love this show because its not all about facts and opinions politically like a lot of other channels. This actually gets the sides of those suffering or experiencing whatever the topic may be. Its truely educational and mind opening!

[TheSocialBiker]

There is so much Pain & Grief in this world ...Heartbreaking 😔

[czv]

It’s good to see them trying to keep track of these kids. So sad. I hope they all can reunite with their families one day.

[nickiehoyt]

It's sad that we as Americans live in a word where seeing a dead body is still "scary".. we can get therapy.. we can get clean clothes, clean running water. We can hug our families goodnight & not worry they won't be alive in the morning.
I hope more little guys that are numb & blank in the eyes are able to find the mother/father/brother/sister that can maybe just maybe bring back the smallest sparkle in their eyes back 😓❤😍😭

[nlz_mamalabra]

10:36 He built himself a little shelter... an at 8 years old to build that good of a little shelter for just himself as a play fort just shows how much he has really been through...

[mamudualfredo]

Unreported World opens your eyes to a world you could never imagine, well at least they have opened mine. I hope they keep up the good work(great work)
That reunion at the end between Michar and his dad, so

[phillipinek]

Im so glad to see Machar reunited with his father

[imogencarney]

10:08 the most beautiful thing I've ever seen

[tessawilson]

I was heartbroken that his great grandmother couldn't go with him. They're going to the same place.

[amapparatistkwabena]

21:43 Mariel says, "He's very faithful" in reference to God whom he credits with bringing his son home. The workers who do subtitles are sometimes quite interesting in both their ability to understand what people are saying and what or how they choose to subtitle. Very compelling story, UW. Great job.

[ThomasJamesBeauchene]

Good documentary. Lets pray Sudan regains its former glory.

[Exotixa]

I haven't cried like this in so long. I want to help in the UN :'(

[Player_Review]

That man wishing he wasn't born in South Sudan and we have people ignorant enough born and living in the USA that complain about the most mundane of problems like there aren't real issues elsewhere that are a better expenditure of energy. So glad for the UN and also for NATO for helping keep this world an overall safer place.

[erongodi]

Thank you for this documentary. As a South Sudanese individual I know firsthand how many people have suffered and to hear the story being told from a primary perspective is amazing. I’m from the Kuku/Bari tribe and hope to make a similar documentary/vlog on the experience of more South Sudanese refugees from my tribes who are in a camp in Uganda, where I also have immediate & extended family.

[ellp]

This was one of the most emotional videos I have watched!! My heart aches for all these families and children! So good to see a little bit of happiness! 2 years this was posted I’m thinking this stuff is still going on in places!!

[lauraleiburnette]

I love this channel. No filter, no propaganda, just hard sad facts. Children everywhere are always the victims of corruption and greed and religious wars.

[geerowr.]

Machar and his father have a bond. His father waited fo him for 2 years. I cried like a baby. Grateful they are reunited.

[cyntar]

I cried through the entire video, I hope that one day all families will be reunited.

[muleyeofficial]

My people been though pain for so long I have never seen my father for 21 years and all my friends most of them probably never to be seen again glad I found a safe place to relocate in Canada maybe some days we will meet again

[latoyajones-seibeb]

You must have a heart of love to do this .. thank you 🙏 for sharing such heart filling storie .