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Armed violence

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Statement
23 September 2023
UNICEF strongly condemns deadly attack on aid convoy in Central Equatoria State, South Sudan
Former child soldier Susan* in Yambio sewing clothes to earn a living
Article
19 January 2023
Vocational training restores hope for former child soldiers
Vocational training restores hope for former child soldiers
Press release
13 January 2023
UNICEF statement on abducted women and children in Pibor
Press release
12 December 2022
Thousands of children forced to flee escalating violence in South Sudan
A caregiver, Nyayien Garjang, and UNICEF-supported social worker, Angelina Joseph, providing support for children in an internally displaced people’s camp in Malakal
Article
26 September 2022
A search for mothers
How armed violence in a conflict-ridden region in South Sudan has left children searching for their parents.
Flood water in the village of Panyagor in Twic East, Jonglei State in South Sudan
Statement
22 February 2022
UNICEF condemns killing of children in cattle raid in Jonglei
Hamida Lasseko, UNICEF Representative in South Sudan
Lady waling by a stream
Article
28 January 2022
Mother risks everything to save the life of malnourished son
Evading bandits and wild animals on the nine hours walk to a hospital
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Statement
25 January 2022
UNICEF statement on reports of child casualties during fighting in Bor County
Statement by UNICEF South Sudan Representative Hamida Lasseko
Displaced child in temporary shelter
Article
20 October 2021
Going the last mile to reach the most vulnerable affected by
Violent conflict in Tambura has displaced more than 90,000 people in urgent need of assistance
A boy sitting with a Gun
Press release
11 February 2021
Children has no place in armed conflicts and the abuse must end now”
On the International Day against the Use of Child Soldiers, UNICEF is calling for the use of children in armed conflict to end.
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