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Achuei Woui carries her ten-month old baby, Yar Thou, to a temporary medical camp run by Korean peacekeepers in Bor town. Photo: Nektarios Markogiannis
Beatrice Mategwa
Cradling her child close in the rain, Achuei Woui carries her ten-month old baby to a temporary medical camp in Bor town.
25 Jul 2018
Child protectors: 23 Police Advisers from 10 regions in South Sudan at a‘training of trainers’ workshop in Juba, conducted by the UN Police Child Protection Unit.
Officer-in-Charge, UNMISS Kuajok Field Office, Abimbola Aina cuts inaugural ribbon with Riang-Alek Police Inspector, Simon Kuot and Bouyar Commissioner James Athian Agok.(Photo: Manyang Mayom/UNMISS)
A group of South Sudanese youth in Bor, including Monica Awalith (right), receive bakery training from Korean peacekeepers currently deployed in the town.
