A latest review of the United Nations peacekeeping operation in South Sudan has found that reaching a political solution to the ongoing conflict is the most effective way to protect civilians, a senior UN official said Tuesday, urging a renewed focus on supporting the political process.
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South Sudan: UN peacekeeping review urges emphasis on supporting political process
- 27 February 2018

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