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The civil war in South Sudan is flaring up again, and the security situation in the country is becoming more dire by the day. Reports are surfacing of increasing brutality against civilians caught between the government and opposition fighters, who are divided largely along ethnic lines.
Last month, troops loyal to President Salva Kiir raided a compound housing foreign aid workers in the capital Juba. They beat and raped residents and killed a local journalist, all while United Nations peacekeepers less than a mile away did nothing even after being called to help. That's according to a chilling report from the Associated Press.
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