Militias allied to the South Sudanese army have been allowed to rape women in lieu of wages while fighting rebels, a UN report says.Investigators found that 1,300 women had been raped last year in oil-rich Unity State alone, it said.
Monday, 14 March 2016
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South Sudan: Women raped ‘as reward for fighters’
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Militias allied to the South Sudanese army have been allowed to rape women in lieu of wages while fighting rebels, a UN report says.Investigators found that 1,300 women had been raped last year in oil-rich Unity State alone, it said.
Militias allied to the South Sudanese army have been allowed to rape women in lieu of wages while fighting rebels, a UN report says.Investigators found that 1,300 women had been raped last year in oil-rich Unity State alone, it said.
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