UN to Probe Reported Killings in South Sudan

The United Nations has dispatched a team of personnel and government officials to investigate reports of a cattle raid that left more than 100 people dead and many others injured in the eastern part of the country.

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South Sudan: UN to Probe Reported Killing of 100

UN News Service, 11 February 2013

The United Nations peacekeeping mission in South Sudan today dispatched a team to investigate reports that more than 100 people have been killed and many others injured in a cattle ... read more »

Photo: Hannah McNeish/IRIN

People displaced by ongoing clashes in South Sudan's Jonglei state wait for a food in Pibor (file photo).

South Sudan: Hundreds Feared Dead or Missing in Akobo County Attack

Sudan Tribune, 9 February 2013

At least 103 civilians and 14 South Sudan army (SPLA) soldiers are missing, feared dead, after an unknown group attacked a village on Friday in South Sudan's Jonglei state county ... read more »
South Sudan: Akobo Lawmakers Condemn Killing of Innocent Civilians (press release)

South Sudan News Agency, 11 February 2013

1. On 8th February 2013, Murle armed militia launched a surprise attacks on unarmed Lou Nuer cattle camps in Mantor and Jeer while moving their cattle to the Sobat river, killing ... read more »

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