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Women’s rights advocate Aurora Nauru Boey calls on women to actively participate in South Sudan’s...
Statement by Guang Cong, Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General/Political at the...
Conflicting communities agree to reconcile via traditional court at an UNMISS workshop
UNMISS, partners raise awareness about electoral preparations and peace implementation
Bangladeshi peacekeepers win hearts and minds through free medical services
In Bor, women strategize to actively participate in upcoming elections and governance
On International Volunteer Day, meet UNMISS volunteers serving for peace
In Kuajok, government officials and UNMISS pledge to partner in ending violence against women
Community members in Bazungua vow to report gender-based violence promptly
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Women’s rights advocate Aurora Nauru Boey calls on women to actively participate in South Sudan’s political landscape

WARRAP - Aurora Nauru Boey wears many hats.

07 Dec 2023

Statement by Guang Cong, Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General/Political at the 33rd RJMEC Plenary Meeting [As Delivered]

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07 Dec 2023

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Conflicting communities agree to reconcile via traditional court at an UNMISS workshop

JONGLEI/GPAA – Recurrent intercommunal conflicts have marred relationships between communities in South Sudan’s Jonglei state and the Greater Pibor Administrative Area (GPAA).

07 Dec 2023

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UNMISS, partners raise awareness about electoral preparations and peace implementation

WESTERN EQUATORIA – As South Sudan begins gearing up for its first post-independence elections in December 2024, it’s now more vital than ever before for all citizens to be fully aware of the current political landscape as well

06 Dec 2023

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Bangladeshi peacekeepers win hearts and minds through free medical services

WESTERN BAHR EL GHAZAL – It was a good day for more than 300 residents at the Naivasha Internally Displaced Persons site in Wau, the capital of South Sudan’s Western Bahr El Ghazal state, thanks to Blue Helmets from Ba

05 Dec 2023

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In Bor, women strategize to actively participate in upcoming elections and governance

JONGLEI - Women in Bor, Jonglei State have concluded a three-day leadership dialogue on the need to increase women’s participation in the permanent constitution making process and how to ensure a gender responsive electoral process.

05 Dec 2023

Women’s rights advocate Aurora Nauru Boey calls on women to actively participate in South Sudan’s political landscape

WARRAP - Aurora Nauru Boey wears many hats.

07 Dec 2023

Conflicting communities agree to reconcile via traditional court at an UNMISS workshop

JONGLEI/GPAA – Recurrent intercommunal conflicts have marred relationships between communities in South Sudan’s Jonglei state and the Greater Pibor Administrative Area (GPAA).

07 Dec 2023

UNMISS, partners raise awareness about electoral preparations and peace implementation

06 Dec 2023

Bangladeshi peacekeepers win hearts and minds through free medical services

05 Dec 2023

07 Dec 2023

Statement by Guang Cong, Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General/Political...

01 Dec 2023

Partner in Peace

Nicholas Haysom South Sudan UNMISS Peace

“Peace doesn’t just happen. It cannot be wished or willed into existence. It has to be made, it has to be fought for, it needs its own warriors,” stated Nicholas Haysom, the UN’s top envoy in South Sudan at the launch of a new initiative to push the stagnating peace process forward.

The UNMISS Peace Fellows Program is a joint undertaking between the United Nations Mission in South Sudan and the country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation. This forward-looking project has one main aim: Galvanizing citizens, especially young people across the nation, to breathe fresh life into the quest for a durable peace through active participation and leadership.

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