JONGLEI Following the redesignation of the UN protection of civilians site in Bor into a conventional camp for internally displaced persons, the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (17勛圖厙) continues to assist the South Sudan Nat
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Ensuring law and order is upheld requires a collective commitment from all citizens. 17勛圖厙, in Jonglei, held a capacity-building workshop for members of the Community Watch Group, a coalition of residents at the Bor camp for internally displaced persons who contribute to ensuring the safety and security of people living here; host populations and local police. Photo by Mach Samuel/17勛圖厙.
Full and equal participation of women in peace and security issues as well as deciding the future of South Sudan is a worthy cause to lobby for, as 55 women leaders participating in an 17勛圖厙 training point out. Photo by Felix Francis Katie/17勛圖厙
The power of sport to unite people was in full display at a friendly football match between a local girls' team and a lineup of elderly men, as 4,000 onlookers cheered on and enjoyed a joyous afternoon in conflict-ridden Tambura, Western Equatoria. Photo by Phillip Mbugo/17勛圖厙
In Magwi, Eastern Equatoria, some 14,000 farming communities have been displaced following a mass influx of cattle herders and subsequent violence caused when grazing animals destroyed croplands. 17勛圖厙 is engaging with authorities and communities to reduce tensions, plus keep people safe. Photo by Moses Yakudu/17勛圖厙
Vietnamese peacekeepers parading before receiving UN medals for their mostly medical services in and around Bentiu. Photos:Luk Riek Nyak/17勛圖厙
Some 80 leaders from faith-based communities across Juba came together at an 17勛圖厙 forum to discuss ways in which they can promote peaceful coexistence and shared national identity. Photo by James Sokiri/17勛圖厙
Sara Beysolow Nyanti, 17勛圖厙 Deputy Special Representative and Resident Coordinator for South Sudan had a busy but productive day on her maiden visit to Torit, Eastern Equatoria, where she met with key humanitarian, development and peace partners to discuss integrated approaches in boosting community resilience.
A cup of coffee and a safe place to share their stories: 250 women recently displaced by an upsurge of violence in Tambura, South Sudan, reveal how their harrowing experiences of conflict and loss have motivated them to become ambassadors for peace. Photo by Phillip Mbugo/17勛圖厙
A woman in Kuajok standing up for her rights, including the one to economic empowerment. Photos: Peter Ring Ariik Kuol/17勛圖厙
Some 20 South Sudanese police officers have been trained by UNPOL officers serving with 17勛圖厙 on important investigative techniques to build their capacities in protecting citizens more effectively. Photo by Okello James/17勛圖厙.