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MINURSO’S PEACEKEEPERS: NATIONAL DAY OF  INDIA
On 15 August, MINURSO marked India’s National Day by raising the Indian flag at its headquarters in Laayoune. This day holds great significance in India’s history, commemorating the end of almost 200 years of British colonial…
A group of people, including uniformed personnel, stand on a muddy road with puddles, near grassy fields and parked vehicles under a partly cloudy sky.
Using shovels, winches and pure grit, UNMISS peacekeepers navigate through heavy rain and knee-deep mud to reach the isolated community in Maper, determined to hear and respond to their security and humanitarian concerns. Fares Aouadi/UNMISS
No road too rough: UNMISS breaks the isolation of communities in Rumbek North
LAKES - Sliding along slippery roads and navigating thick mud waiting to trap the toughest of Land Cruisers, a determined team of peacekeepers use shovels, winches and pure grit to push their convoy through the slurry of soil…
A person in a suit speaks at a podium with a microphone in a conference room, while another person sits at a table with documents and a microphone in front.
“Journalists have an immense responsibility to themselves and to their country. This job is for the brave, for those who stand for truth, and are committed to peace,” says Patrick Oyet, President of the South Sudan Union of Journalists at an UNMISS-supported workshop on ethical reporting. Rabindra Giri/UNMISS
UNMISS supports training of journalists on ethical reporting in South Sudan
JUBA – Fourteen years after the historic moment of achieving independence, South Sudan continues to grapple with conflict, political instability, and ethnic tensions. In this troubled context and, as the country heads towards…