The United Nations Mission Bangladeshi peacekeepers serving with the United Nations Mission in South Sudan have offered free medical services to more than 100 civil servants in Wau.
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His snake-bitten arm may have seen better days, but it's there, thanks to UNMISS medical staff in Bor.
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A joint verification team heading to Bentiu in search of children serving with armed forces.
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Officers from the government army all ears in Yei during a discussion on how not use children in armed forces.
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Women at a rapprochement event in Kapoeta, Eastern Equatoria.
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Catherine Lotto from the Young Christian Women's Association at a workshop about gender provisions in the revitalized peace agreement.