Pope Francis is demanding concrete action to get food aid to famine victims in South Sudan, saying words aren't enough to prevent millions from being condemned to death by hunger.
The Pontiff's appeal came a day after South Sudan President Salva Kiir promised "unimpeded access" for all aid organisations to reach the hungry. South Sudan has repeatedly promised such access but with little effect.
Pope Francis said: "At this time it's more necessary than ever for everyone to not just stop with words, but to take concrete action so that food aid can reach suffering populations."
