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United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in South Sudan

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    Jun 18

    In South Sudan, some 60,000 women & girls suffer from fistula - some living w/ the health condition & stigma attached to it for decades! UNFPA supports these women through free fistula repair surgeries as well as their reintegration into communities that shunned them.

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    Jun 19

    registers more voluntary unpaid blood donors. Read full story here:

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    Jun 18

    Since conflict broke out in in December 2013, cases of sexual violence skyrocketed. Rates of rape&sexual violence here are among the highest in the world. On the International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict, we join the call to

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    People in & , are enduring extreme levels of violence, including gang rapes and mass killings. Health facilities have also been attacked. calls on all armed actors to put an end to the violence against the local population.

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    May 30
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    May 30

    The fledgling state of now faces three possible trajectories according to

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    May 30

    : CALLS FOR URGENT ACTION AS FAMINE WORRIES LOOM

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    May 29

    Refugee children from rush through Gure Shombola Camp Ethiopia to pose for a picture. Refugee children often experience traumatic events, but their resilience shines in these smiles. 56% of refugees in Ethiopia are children. Follow for more.

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    May 23

    Over 20,000 South Sudanese have fled insecurity and hunger to as refugees since January 2018. UN Humanitarian Chief urges parties to cease hostilities, protect civilians and aid workers

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  10. In : “Ordinary people are suffering on an unimaginable scale. The peace process has so far produced nothing. The cessation of hostilities is a fiction. The economy has collapsed” – UN Humanitarian Chief Mark Lowcock.

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  11. Partners in initiated oral cholera vaccine campaigns, to mitigate the risk of cholera outbreaks during the current rainy season across the country.

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    May 16

    Met with many people affected by the senseless conflict in . Their message was consistent & simple: we want peace. My message to all parties: put your guns down & stop fighting.

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    May 16

    is one of most dangerous places for aid workers globally. Attacks💥 Kidnappings💥 Killings💥 Government must ensure accountability for these crimes.

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    May 16

    Nyadual, 64, fled conflict in and found safety as a refugee in Kenya. After her husband died, she returned with her children and now shelters in the UN PoC site in Juba. This conflict must end, so like Nyadual, others can come home & help build their nation.

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    May 16

    . urges parties to the conflict in to cease hostilities, protect civilians and aid workers

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    May 16

    's Mark Lowcock calls for delivery of basic services instead of unending violence.

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    May 16

    . concludes his two-day visit in where he met with humanitarian partners and Government officials, and visited people affected by the crisis in Juba and Yei.

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    May 16

    South Sudan is one of the most Dangerous Places in the World to be a Humanitarian Worker

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    May 15

    Today, I met Ms. Nyaliah Wiepan. She is among nearly 40,000 people displaced at the House PoC site in Juba . Every day, she volunteers to teach over 1,100 children displaced by conflict. She is a true inspiration!

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    May 15

    meets with SRSG Shearer to discuss the current humanitarian situation in the country and the way forward for humanitarian aid and durable peace in

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