Document #2022108

UN Security Council (Author)

Situation in South Sudan; Report of the Secretary-General [S/2019/936]

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      ecoi.net description:
      Report by the UN Secretary-General on political and security-related developments between 28 August and 30 November 2019 (political and economic developments; security situation; humanitarian situation; protection of civilians; children and armed conflict; conflict-related sexual violence; other topics)
      Country:
      South Sudan
      Source:
      UN Security Council (Author)
      Original link:
      https://undocs.org/S/2019/936
      Document type:
      Periodical Report
      Language:
      English
      Published:
      11 December 2019
      Document ID:
      2022108

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