Hundred thousands of civilians fled their homes in South Sudan
Other countries
- 09 May, 2015
- 10:31
Add Report.az to preferred Google sources
Stay up to date with the top news!
Baku. 9 May. REPORT.AZ/ Due to day-by-day growing violence in the South Sudan, hundred thousands of civilians had to flee their homes in the north of Unity province.
Report informs referring to "Anadolu" news agency, the UN's humanitarian affairs director, Tobi Lancer said it.
According to him, mostly, the residents of Guit, Ngor and Nhialdu regions were exposed to violence. The UN representative said that currently, residents should be engaged in growing corn, but violence cases cause serious problems for them. In accordance with 'International Humanitarian Law', the parties in conflict must not harm the residents," he stressed.
Latest News
17:53
OIC should play more serious role in resolving differences, Iranian FM says
Region
17:35
Japan PM Takaichi's support rate falls below 50%
Other countries
17:15
Photo
Participants of Falcons Meet – 2026 exercise visit Military Trophy Park
Military
16:55
British ambassador hopes for further strengthening of partnership with Azerbaijan
Foreign policy
16:35
Belgium congratulates Azerbaijan on occasion of Day of Restoration of Independence
Foreign policy
16:23
Erdogan's congratulatory message to Ilham Aliyev: Together in joy and sorrow
Foreign policy
16:00
Rezaei says Iran has prepared new military plan for any fresh attack
Region
15:39
Ambassador of Ukraine congratulates Azerbaijan on anniversary of restoration of its independence
Foreign policy
15:23
Latvia congratulates Azerbaijan on anniversary of restoration of its independence
Foreign policy