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Amnesty Criticizes Civilian Protection in South Sudan

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Arabic version: العفو الدولية تنتقد حماية المدنيين في جنوب السودان

According to France 24, Amnesty International has accused South Sudan’s government and United Nations peacekeepers of failing to protect civilians during a massacre that killed more than 200 people.

The criticism concerns the response to violence in South Sudan, where Amnesty International said civilians were not adequately protected by either the government or UN peacekeepers.

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