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South Sudan: UN report exposes human rights violations against civilians in Yei

South Sudan: UN report exposes human rights violations against civilians in Yei

May 20, 2017, at 04:54 am

New York, May 19(Just Earth News): A United Nations report has documented human rights violations and abuses against civilians that may amount to war crimes or crimes against humanity, in what used to be a peaceful multi-ethnic town in South Sudan.

South Sudan: Alarmed by violence in Yei, UN mission calls for immediate end to hostilities

South Sudan: Alarmed by violence in Yei, UN mission calls for immediate end to hostilities

Oct 11, 2016, at 01:25 pm

New York, Oct 11 (Just Earth News): Extremely concerned by the continuing deterioration of the security situation in the South Sudanese town of Yei, where an estimated 100,000 people are trapped, the United Nations mission in the African country on Monday called on warring factions to immediately end all hostilities.

South Sudan: 100,000 people trapped in Yei, UN refugee agency warns

South Sudan: 100,000 people trapped in Yei, UN refugee agency warns

Oct 01, 2016, at 04:27 am

New York, Sept 30 (Just Earth News): Urgent humanitarian assistance is needed for some 100,000 people trapped in the South Sudanese town of Yei, where the security situation deteriorated rapidly after renewed conflict broke out in Juba, the capital, in early July, the United Nations refugee agency warned today.