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Killings, rapes in South Sudan continued 'unabated' after July 2016 violence, UN reports

Killings, rapes in South Sudan continued 'unabated' after July 2016 violence, UN reports

Jan 17, 2017, at 04:45 am

New York, Jan 16 (Just Earth News): Hundreds of people were killed in South Sudan during an outbreak of violence last July and more than 200 people were raped, according to a United Nations report on Monday released which emphasizes the need for accountability and justice for those human rights violations.