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He had no bags. His pants were dirty. He was the size of a man but with the confusion of a child in his eyes. He had been drafted into a militia, captured by government soldiers, punched, kicked, whipped and stomped.

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South Sudan: flooding compounds nightmare

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South Sudan: flooding compounds nightmare - UNICEF Connect

After the heavy rains the night before, she stood carrying a baby wrapped in a pink shawl in her arms. She stood silently, surrounded by the bustle of her neighbours cleaning up. Camera in hand, I waded over to her, a trudging walk in thigh-high sludgy water. As I made my way back to the main waterway, a man carrying a kg sack of grain on his back sank into the sucking clay mud. He struggled upright, never once letting go of the grain, assisted to his feet by another man. Maybe it was just another day in hell for the people seeking protection in Bentiu?

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This Is How Women In South Sudan Live War

Mother and child sit together on an iron bed under a green mosquito net in the middle of a hot July day. Rain threatens, and so do soldiers. Outside, war is felt in its usual ways. As they do, civilians like Nyalen flee.

Children face increasing risk of death, injury and recruitment by armed groups in an upsurge of fighting between Sudan and South Sudan that has forced tens of thousands of people to flee their homes, a charity said on Friday. The dangers posed to children were highlighted last Saturday, when five children — all boys aged between nine and 14 — were injured by unexploded ordnance in the South Sudanese border town of Bentiu, which blew up as they were handling it. One of the children died on arrival at the hospital in Bentiu, which has been bombed by Sudanese war planes. On the same day in the nearby town of Rubkona, a year-old was hurt when a grenade he was playing with exploded. Save the Children said schooling for thousands of children near the volatile border area of Unity state has been disrupted by the fighting.