UN humanitarian agency condemns attacks on aid workers-Xinhua
UN humanitarian agency condemns attacks on aid workers-
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UN humanitarian agency condemns attacks on aid workers-
A high-powered delegation of the heads of the Catholic and Anglican churches as well as the Church of Scotland will travel to Africa next week in what will be a first of its kind visit centred on politics, human rights, and religion.
The UN’s acting Humanitarian Coordinator in South Sudan, Peter Van der Auweraert, on Monday strongly condemned last Wednesday’s attack on humanitarian workers and assets in Pibor, Greater Pibor Administrative Area (GPAA).
Fast-tracking the implementation of the revitalized peace agreement, not least by getting a new constitution drafted, graduating and deploying a unified national army, ending armed intercommunal conflicts, and making the necessary preparations for elections in December 2024, will be vital for South Sudan in 2023.
The top UN envoy in South Sudan, Nicholas Haysom, has called on the international community to support the peace process as the country prepares for elections next year.