South Sudan

Jane Tiko feeds a therapeutic formula to her nine-month-old son Simon Ladok in the malnutrition ward in the Al-Sabbah children's hospital in Juba, South Sudan, Wednesday 15 March 2017. The ward is for children who suffer from malnutrition and associated complications.

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Record number of people facing critical lack of food in South Sudan

61 per cent of the population are projected to face crisis levels of food insecurity or worse

14/06/2019

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Pocket-sized innovation, giant impact: New app and online system launches in South Sudan to support most vulnerable children

The innovations will support case workers helping unaccompanied and separated children, child survivors of sexual violence, and children associated with armed groups.

06/06/2019

South Sudan. Pole stumps where Ogweni primary school used to be.

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You can take their schools but not their dreams

The Safe Schools Declaration aims to defend against education under attack

24/05/2019

Tears of happiness when Emmanuela* 36, met her children in Bentiu Protection of Civilian (POC) site after five years of separation on 16 April 2019.

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6,000 children reunited with families after years of separation in South Sudan

17/04/2019

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Largest joint-United Nations programme on education to reach tens of thousands of children in South Sudan thanks to European Union funds

26/03/2019

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Increasing number of people face severe food shortages in South Sudan

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22/02/2019

On 17 April 2018 in Yambio, South Sudan, [NAMES CHANGED] (right-left) Ganiko, 12 yrs, and Jackson, 13 yrs, stand during a ceremony to release children from the ranks of armed groups and start a process of reintegration. Jackson and Ganiko were best friends when they served together with the armed group.

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More than 3,000 children released from armed groups in South Sudan since conflict began, but thousands more continue to be used

12/02/2019

South Sudan. A teenager shows the scars she received during her time as a child soldier.

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“They told me to stop crying or they would kill me”

For many teenage girls in South Sudan, escaping from armed groups isn’t the end of their ordeal

11/02/2019

Caseworker Simon Char is recording information about Falluoch Jeremia, 11, and his family. He hasn’t seen his parents in two years. Last time they saw each other was when bullets were flying in Malakal. They got separated and haven’t seen each other since. The information recorded, Simon will use to try and locate his parents. UNICEF and partners have reunified close to 6000 children since the conflict broke out in 2013. Still, over 12,000 children are waiting for family tracing and reunification.

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15,000 children without parents or missing, five years after out-break of fighting in South Sudan

13/12/2018

South Sudan. Children sit in a child friendly space in South Sudan

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Making South Sudan’s families whole again

Five years of violence has torn thousands of South Sudanese families apart

10/12/2018

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