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Free veterinary camp by Bangladeshi peacekeepers receives appreciation in Wau
UNMISS briefs newly appointed state officials in Eastern Equatorian on its work to protect...
Faith-based organisations in Yambio receive human rights training from UNMISS
25 South Sudanese police officers organize a clean-up campaign for police stations in Aweil
UNMISS hands over a secure prison facility in Northern Bahr El Ghazal
Neglected plight of street children to be addressed in Greater Bahr-el-Ghazal region
Rudolf Maulany, medical doctor and veteran volunteer: “My dream is to continue till I’m 76”
South Korean peacekeepers hand over new out-patient department to Bor hospital
UNMISS troops protect humanitarians attacked by angry youths in Jam Jang, South Sudan
UNMISS Deputy Police Commissioner visits displaced persons camp in Bentiu

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UNMISS briefs newly appointed state officials in Eastern Equatorian on its work to protect civilians and build peace

“There may be challenges ahead, but I urge you to remain resolute and resilient because building durable peace is a process which requires time and sacrifices.”

05 May 2021

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Free veterinary camp by Bangladeshi peacekeepers receives appreciation in Wau

“I rely on my livestock for survival; these animals are like my children,” says Sussane Ibrahim, a cattle keeper who lives in the suburbs of Wau.

06 May 2021

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Faith-based organisations in Yambio receive human rights training from UNMISS

“I’ve always known that the United Nations protects, defends and promotes human rights. However, personally I was unclear about my personal obligations about violations of such rights.

03 May 2021

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25 South Sudanese police officers organize a clean-up campaign for police stations in Aweil

“Regular cleaning in our police stations is a challenge, reveals Lieutenant-Colonel Musa Uger, Director of the Aweil Central Police Post in Northern Bahr El Ghazal, South Sudan.

03 May 2021

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UNMISS hands over a secure prison facility in Northern Bahr El Ghazal

Till recently, inmates of Wanyijok Prison, Aweil East county, located in Northern Bahr El Ghazal state, were chained in the open air.

29 Apr 2021

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Neglected plight of street children to be addressed in Greater Bahr-el-Ghazal region

Exposure to the elements. Constant insecurity. Sometimes feeling forced to steal or sell sex to survive. Living on the streets is challenging, even more so for children.

28 Apr 2021

Free veterinary camp by Bangladeshi peacekeepers receives appreciation in Wau

“I rely on my livestock for survival; these animals are like my children,” says Sussane Ibrahim, a cattle keeper who lives in the suburbs of Wau.

06 May 2021

UNMISS briefs newly appointed state officials in Eastern Equatorian on its work to protect civilians and build peace

“There may be challenges ahead, but I urge you to remain resolute and resilient because building durable peace is a process which requires time and sacrifices.”

05 May 2021

Faith-based organisations in Yambio receive human rights training from UNMISS

“I’ve always known that the United Nations protects, defends and promotes human rights. However, personally I was unclear about my personal obligations about violations of such rights.

03 May 2021

25 South Sudanese police officers organize a clean-up campaign for police stations in Aweil

“Regular cleaning in our police stations is a challenge, reveals Lieutenant-Colonel Musa Uger, Director of the Aweil Central Police Post in Northern Bahr El Ghazal, South Sudan.

03 May 2021

Partner in Peace

“I have so much admiration for the South Sudanese who I have enjoyed working alongside immensely. They are tough, resilient, and remarkably patient. I am inspired by their seemingly endless hope as they fight against huge odds to achieve the much brighter future they deserve,” said David Shearer. “I will miss this young country and wish it well from the bottom of my heart.

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