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8 November 2012 - Large-scale violence and civilian casualties have decreased in South Sudan, but the risk of new conflict remains high, says Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in his latest report on the country.
30 November 2012 - South Sudan will join the world on 1 December to commemorate World AIDS Day, which aims to raise awareness about HIV and AIDS and demonstrate international solidarity in the face of the pandemic.
28 November 2012 - The single biggest humanitarian need for South Sudan was development, the Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General (DSRSG) and UN Humanitarian Coordinator said in Juba today.
28 November 2012 - To enlighten prison officers about their service's Strategic Development Plan, UNMISS conducted a one-day sensitization workshop in Upper Nile State today.
28 November 2012 - With special emphasis on the importance of education, UNMISS held a one-day workshop for six women's groups today in the Northern Bahr El-Ghazal capital Aweil on women's rights and gender equality.
27 November 2012 - South Sudanese should focus on the economic value of their crops and animals, President Salva Kiir stressed today in Juba during the country's second agricultural trade fair.
26 November 2012 - South Sudan could become an exemplary nation if it continued to promote human rights and affirmative action for women, a Human Rights Commission official said in Juba today.
24 November 2012 - Finding careers for prison inmates was vital in combatting crime and developing South Sudan, Lakes State Director of Prisons said today in Rumbek.
Juba, 25 November 2012 – 25 November marks the International Day to End Violence Against Women.To commemorate the occasion, South Sudan will embark on 16 Days of Activism against Gender Based Violence under a national theme, "Promote Peace at Home, Stop Gender Based Violence and Child Marriage
21 November 2012 - Heeding human rights reports citing shortfalls in its prisons, South Sudan was seeking more effective ways of rehabilitating offenders, the Presidential Advisor for Legal Affairs said in Juba today.