First class of civilian prison cadets during orientation at Prison Training Academy in Lologo, Juba. Aiming to professionalize the National Prisons Service of South Sudan, 100 university graduates were recruited from all 10 states to undergo one-year of training at the academy, with support from UNMISS and other partners. Photo: UNMISS/Isaac Gideon. Click for larger image.
Civilian cadets to start training at Prisons Academy
- 06 August 2013
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