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The United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) has welcomed the decision by the United Nations Security Council to renew its peacekeeping mandate until 15 March 2019 with the passing of Resolution 2406.
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UNMISS welcomes renewal of peacekeeping mandate by UN Security Council
The deputy head of UNMISS, Moustapha Soumaré, and the Minister of Interior, Hon. Michael Chienjiek Geay at the launch of the project to build South Sudan's first Juvenile Reformatory Centre in Juba.
UNMISS peacekeepers quickly intervened to put out a fire which threatened to engulf more than 100 shops in the Bentiu protection of civilians site.
Some 80 youth in the Western Lakes area attended a workshop on how to improve their capacity to play a positive role in peace building.
Women leaders from across the country at the South Sudan Open Days Dialogue on Women, Peace and Security.
UNMISS PoC sites Update No.194
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By June this currently barren area at the Juba Checkpoint village will see the completion of an UNMISS-financed Joint Integrated Police post, aimed partially at making the area safe enough for displaced people to want to return to their homes.
Women from all walks of life participated in the celebration of International Women's Day in Juba.
In South Sudan, years of conflict have subjected women to unspeakable atrocities. Yet they carry on, sometimes with the support of the UN family and other humanitarian actors.