Lessons learned from South Sudan: The role of the UN peacekeeping mission

The Norwegian Institute of International has the pleasure of inviting you to the seminar:

Lessons learned from South Sudan: The role of the UN peacekeeping mission

In this seminar Hilde Frafjord Johnson , former Special Representative of the Secretary-General in South Sudan and Senior Visiting Fellow at NUPI, will shed light on the role of the UN peacekeeping mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) and the response to the crisis triggered by the December 2013 relapse into violent conflict. A particular focus will be on the protection of civilians within the mission’s bases. UNMISS is unique in this regard. As of August 2014, 100 000 people were still remaining in UNMISS-bases, without any prospect of leaving.

More on the conflicts in South Sudan Tid: Onsdag 29.10.14, kl.12:30 Sted: NUPI , C.J. Hambros plass 2 D

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I would love to thank uncle Daniel for pointing the real issues that are facing our nation  and big prays and support to Splm/a IO. KIIRs government was using Rwanda Style against NAATH Tribe... Thats true and BIG THANKS to Uncle

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I hope to be qualified on UN peacekeeping process

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Hilda is lobbying European to invade South Sudan and she was much involved in fuel up the out break conflict in South Sudan. For example the UN trucks which where caught in Rumbek while delivering weapons to the rebel strong hold in Bentiu and UN still hasn’t given the explanation up to now. And also Hilda denied the mast killing of dinka civilians in bentiu in very the same day when the war broke out in Juba. So Hilda has a lot to answered in regard the conflict in South Sudan because she was the main architect of war and strong supporter of Riek which she is still doing now. Please leave us alone we are not European neither American, we are African and problem should be by African leaders.