Palestinians: 68 Years and Counting
By Sami Jamil Jadallah Every year at this time, Palestinians
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More abducted children rescued by Ethiopian forces
By Dukhan Jundit Following the rescue last week of nineteen
Ethiopian forces rescue abducted South Sudanese children
Tim Mckulka/EPA/UNMISS By Dukhan Jundit The Ethiopian government has
DRC armed forces continue operation against ADF rebel troops
By Darell Maurice The commander of the third zone defense
More than 44,000 children in South Sudan vaccinated against measles
Colin Crowley/Save the Children By Peter Louis Over forty
IOM targets vulnerable populations in remote areas of South Sudan
By Peter Louis Rapid response teams from the International Organisation
MONUSCO head supports call for inclusive national dialogue in DRC
By Darell Maurice Maman Sambo Sidikou, Special Representative of the United
UN envoy welcomes Yemen truce, says difficult compromises needed
REUTERS/Khaled Abdullah By Lou Charbonneau and William Maclean The United
Troops arrive in South Sudan to enforce security
By Peter Louis The Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission (JMEC)
Population in Leer, South Sudan live in fear of rape, looting and violence
By Peter Louis The population in Leer, South Sudan, continues
Looming medical crisis in South Sudan following recent fighting
By Peter Louis Following the looting of the Médecins Sans
21 Millions Dollars Allocated For Emergency Fund for South Sudan
By Peter Louis Salva Kiir, President of South Sudan, has
Civil society welcomes cooperation between Armed Forces and UN mission in DRC
By Byobe Malenga The civil society in Beni welcomed the
Violence in Protection of Civilians’ Site strongly condemned by UN Mission in South Sudan
By Peter Louis The United Nations Mission in South Sudan
Education Drive To Benefit Half A Million Out-Of-School Children In South Sudan
By Peter Louis An initiative to educate over half a
UN agencies warn of escalating food crisis in South Sudan
By Peter Louis With a rise in hunger at harvest
Japan provides funds and ambulances to save lives of mothers and children in South Sudan
By Peter Louis The Government of Japan, based on its
The Arab Peace Corps – Why Now?
By Sami Jamil Jadallah It is in times of wars,
Congolese refugees flee new fighting in South Sudan
By Peter Louis Clashes erupted between the so-called ‘Arrow Boys‘
Numbers in South Sudan Protection of Civilians camps increase
By Peter Louis The Protection of Civilians (PoC) site in
South Sudanese opposition leader meets with Ugandan President to discuss peace
By Gloria Nakiyimba “I want to start a new
Widespread human rights abuses by all sides as South Sudan peace process gets underway
By Peter Louis Widespread human rights violations and abuses have
Humanitarian Community Appeals For $1.3 Billion To Assist Over 5 Million People In Need
By Peter Louis The South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan for
South Sudan Highest Proportion Of Out-Of-School Children In Global Conflict Zones
By Peter Louis Out of 22 countries affected by conflict,
Growing Insecurity Triggers New Displacement In South Sudan
By Peter Louis UNHCR is increasingly concerned at recent growing
China contributes US$5 million to people affected by conflict in South Sudan
By Peter Louis The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)
South Sudanese forces implement security arrangements as per peace agreement
By Peter Louis South Sudan’s national army, the Sudan People’s
Conflict in South Sudan leaves thousands hungry
By Peter Louis Dablual of Mayendit County in the
South Sudanese families pushed to the brink
By Peter Louis As a result of the ongoing
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