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A strategic communication workshop hosted by UNMISS in Wau helped empower women-led organizations by providing strategies and tools to enhance their visibility and amplify their voices. Photo: Busang Davies Maruping/UNMISS.

UNMISS helps empower women to actively lead political and peace processes

WAU - Too often in South Sudan, women are excluded from political and peacebuilding opportunities, despite their critical importance in advancing peace and security in the conflict-ridden country.

06 Aug 2025
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At a workshop hosted by UNMISS and partners, influential leaders from Western Equatoria urged the establishment of a traditional justice mechanism to hold those responsible for violence accountable. Photo: Phillip Mbugo/UNMISS.

Yambio communities call for enhanced accountability through traditional justice mechanisms

WESTERN EQUATORIA - “The best way to build peace is when people sit down together to talk, forgive one another and reconcile.”

05 Aug 2025

As communities in Pibor face the double threat of insecurity and flooding, UNMISS is providing protection through intensified peacekeeping patrols and constructing a network of dykes.

From despair to daily bread- how peace transforms lives in Pibor

PIBOR - Rebecca Zuagin remembers a time when simply selling tea and porridge in Pibor town was a struggle.

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