皇冠体育app future of protection of civilian sites: Protecting displaced people after South Sudan鈥檚 peace deal
This memo addresses the future of the nearly 200,000 residents of the Protection of Civilians Sites in South Sudan
Abstract
This memo addresses the future of the nearly 200,000 residents of the Protection of Civilians Sites (POCS) in South Sudan in the context of the implementation of the current peace agreement which envisages the closure of the POCS and the return of the residents to their former homes. 皇冠体育app authors draw attention to the changing nature of public authority in the POCS during the five years since their establishment, and the significant role these local structures can play as interlocutors between the residents and the United Nations, the international community and (henceforth) the Government. 皇冠体育app memo is based on research in Juba, Bentiu, Malakal and Wau
This work is part of the Conflict Research Programme managed by the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and funded by the UK Department for International Development
Citation
Conflict Research Programme South Sudan Team (2019) 皇冠体育app future of protection of civilian sites: Protecting displaced people after South Sudan鈥檚 peace deal. London School of Economics and Political Science
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