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South Sudan army commanders unveil blueprint to curb conflict-related sexual violence

South Sudan’s army commanders have unveiled a new Action Plan designed to eliminate acts of conflict-related sexual violence which have been committed by parties in country’s protracted conflict.

14 Mar 2019

UNMISS Protection of Civilian (PoC) sites Update No. 230

19 Mar 2019

UNMISS deploys patrol team to Kuarjena to help defuse intercommunal tensions

UNMISS peacekeepers in Wau have been deployed to Kuarjena county to support the government in deescalating the ongoing insecurity caused by clashes between herders from Tonj and the host community in the area.

19 Mar 2019

Renewed hope for peaceful coexistence between James Diko community and SPLA-IO after dialogue

A one-day peacebuilding dialogue concluded early this week in Gbudue area’s Bangasu County, bringing together some one hundred members of the James Diko community and the Sudan People’s Liberation Army in Opposition (SPLA-IO).

20 Mar 2019

Imprisoned juvenile offenders in Torit play and learn outside prison on a rare free day

Within the tall walls of a prison fence, they have lived, in their hundreds. They have no clue what goes on around Torit town, because they have not stepped out of the prison in a long time.

21 Mar 2019

Peace on a bicycle: Travel between villages made easier for peacemakers in Eastern Equatoria

It is not every day that a bicycle is viewed as an important tool for building peace, but in some remote and hard-to-reach areas of South Sudan, like Lopa, Ikotos, Torit East, Kidepo Valley, Chukudum, Kimotong and Riwoto Counties in the country’s Eastern Equatoria region, any item that eases tran

21 Mar 2019

Peace on a bicycle: Travel between villages made easier for peacemakers in Eastern Equatoria

21 Mar 2019

Imprisoned juvenile offenders in Torit play and learn outside prison on a rare free day

Within the tall walls of a prison fence, they have lived, in their hundreds. They have no clue what goes on around Torit town, because they have not stepped out of the prison in a long time.

21 Mar 2019

Indian peacekeepers in Upper Nile teach farmers new methods generating incomes through goat rearing

With calm and normalcy slowly returning to many areas following the signing of the revitalized peace agreement in South Sudan, the world’s youngest nation, previously displaced citizens are gearing up for returns to their places of origin.

21 Mar 2019

Renewed hope for peaceful coexistence between James Diko community and SPLA-IO after dialogue

20 Mar 2019

Partner in Peace

South Sudan army commanders launch an Action Plan and unveil the blueprint to end conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) committed by parties in country’s protracted conflict.

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Seiji Okada, Japanese Ambassador to South Sudan, was invited by UNMISS to visit its Field Office in Bentiu, its PoC site and meet with humanitarian actors. The purpose of holding discussions with displaced persons, the peacekeeping mission and UN agencies was to assess how Japan can best contribute to the wellbeing of the South Sudanese people.

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