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More than 40 traders and local authorities have received leadership training to help them manage and build their businesses in support of the local economy in Tonj.
Nepalese police officers have been recognized for their dedication and service to the people of South Sudan with the awarding of the United Nations Medal during a special ceremony in Juba.
Indian peacekeepers have been recognized for their strong contribution to building peace in conflict-affected South Sudan as well as for going above and beyond their duties to support local communities.
Toposa and Buya community members dance after resolving to end regular skirmishes and live peacefully
After years of sporadic skirmishes between the Toposa of Riwoto and Buya of Kimotong counties, the two have finally resolved to live peacefully.
The Head of UNMISS, David Shearer, visits a displaced family in the UN protection of civilians site in Bor
Nyarien Ochiek Yot and her five children fled their village in the far north of South Sudan to the United Nations protection site in Bor when her husband was killed during fierce fighting at the start of the civil war.
Members of the feuding communities follow proceedings at the reconciliation meeting
Life before 1984 was nothing short of peaceful for communities of Torit East, Torit and Geria counties, located in Eastern Equatoria. Life was easy, inter-marriages were more commonplace, hunting and fishing grounds...
A detention shelter in South Sudan's Unity area
As normal life resumes in the areas ravaged by war in South Sudan’s former Unity State, the leadership in the opposition-controlled areas is promising to respond to intercommunal conflicts and ensure safety for civilians, who are reportedly threatened by criminals.
The easiest way to get around Pibor right now is by boat.
A UN Police officer makes a point during training on how to curb SGBV in Kapoeta
“Rape and child marriage are crimes… no matter the cultural justifications.”
Ragini Kumari conducts a foot patrol of a protection of civilians site while accompanied by a community elder.
Ragini Kumari has many appellations.
She is a devoted wife and mother of two, an avid practitioner of yoga and an aficionado of music.