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Urgence au Soudan du Sud
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South Sudan

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35,200 Individuals
Registered Refugees
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Population


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Registered Refugees

263,000


Ménages*

69,303


Date de mise à jour 31 Dec 2015


Source - UNHCR, u

  Population estimée par Date

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  Répartition par location

Région Total actuel    
Upper Nile
31 Dec 2015
129,559
30,861 		Individus
Ménages 		49.3 %
Unity
31 Dec 2015
101,510
25,571 		Individus
Ménages 		38.6 %
Central Equatoria
31 Dec 2015
20,156
8,796 		Individus
Ménages 		7.7 %
Western Equatoria
31 Dec 2015
9,436
3,408 		Individus
Ménages 		3.6 %
Jonglei
31 Dec 2015
2,339
667 		Individus
Ménages 		0.9 %

  Répartition par pays d'origine

Pays d'origine Total actuel    
Sudan
31 Dec 2015
241,002
62,315 		Individus
Ménages 		91.6 %
Congo (Democratic Republic)
31 Dec 2015
15,916
4,997 		Individus
Ménages 		6.1 %
Ethiopia
31 Dec 2015
4,200
1,373 		Individus
Ménages 		1.6 %
Central African Republic
31 Dec 2015
1,882
618 		Individus
Ménages 		0.7 %

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  En Bref

 UNHCR received a donation of 550 bales of clothing by the Church of Latter-day Saints, which will be distributed to vulnerable refugees in Yida and Ajuong Thok.
31 Oct 2015
In Lasu settlement, primary school attendance increased from 58 to 67 per cent compared to the first two weeks of October, following a back-to-school campaign.
28 Oct 2015
In Gorom settlement, UNHCR received 203 Ethiopian new arrivals of Anyuak ethinicity, whom are believed to have relocated from other areas in South Sudan.
27 Oct 2015
UNHCR joined an inter-agency assessment in Mundri to look into the protection needs and concerns of more than 63,000 IDPs.
26 Oct 2015
UNHCR kicked off verification and registration of some 6,000 asylum seekers from Sudan's South Kordofan and Blue Nile states who live in Juba.
26 Oct 2015
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  Actualités

Books not bombs for Sudan refugees
IRINNEWS, 09 Feb 2016
YIDA, 9 February 2016 (IRIN) - One of the first stops for people fleeing the conflict in Sudan’s South Kordofan region is the town of Yida, 20 kilometres across the border in South Sudan. The town shelters more than 70,000 Sudanese refugees who have set up homes, businesses and have established...
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UNHCR helps document internally displaced people at risk of statelessness
UNHCR, 03 Feb 2016
JUBA, 03 February 2016 (UNHCR) – Chol Jacob was among half a million men, women and children who are at risk of becoming stateless in South Sudan, according to a UNHCR survey. Many have difficulty proving their links to South Sudan since the secession from Sudan in 2011, particularly those wh...
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Congolese refugees flee new South Sudan fighting
UNHCR, 28 Jan 2016
EZO, South Sudan, Jan 28 (UNHCR) – Congolese refugee Pierre fled violence several years ago, and hoped that he had found a place of safety in this border town in South Sudan – then security deteriorated rapidly and without warning. Clashes erupted between the so-called Arrow Boys and South Su...
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Aid groups, UN move refugees to safety after W Equatoria clashes
Radio Tamazuj, 28 Jan 2016
Thirty Congolese refugees have been rescued from their hiding places in Ezo county of Western Equatoria state and brought to safety in Makpandu refugee camp in Yambio county, said refugee agency UNHCR. The refugees had been living in Ezo for several years after fleeing fighting in their own count...
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150 Congolese refugees stranded without food after W Equatoria clashes
Radio Tamazuj, 12 Jan 2016
150 Congolese refugees are stranded in the bush around Ezo in South Sudan's Equatoria state with little to eat amid continuing clashes, the UN's refugee agency said. UNHCR spokesperson Rocco Nuri told Radio Tamazuj that recent fighting in Western Equatoria has forced from their homes a total of 3...
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