The signing of the revitalized peace agreement has not led to the immediate implementation of outlined provisions hoped for by the “ordinary people” of South Sudan.
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To implement a peace agreement one needs to know what exactly has been agreed. Opposition forces in Eastern Equatoria are being informed.
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Mobile court session in Malakal. The proceedings attracted hundreds of spectators.
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Law enforcement agents in Tonj have been trained by UNMISS on a number of relevant topics, including human rights.
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A need to overcome societal obstacles to unleash the full potential of women was pointed out when female leaders gathered in Joppa, near Juba.