Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary General Raisedon Zenenga, UN Police Commissioner Fred Yiga and UNMISS Human Rights Director Ibrahim Wani meeting South Sudan National Police Service leadership in Juba to explain the mission’s new mandate. Photo: UNMISS/Tian Shen
DSRSG Zenenga explains mandate to SSNPS leadership
- 09 July 2014
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