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Women and children queueing for water at UN base in Malakal where 20,000 people fled during violence outbreak. PHOTO: Nadene Robertson/World Vision

Critical Gains at Risk; Children’s Lives at Stake in South Sudan, New Report Says

In Malakal, South Sudan, towns have been destroyed and many families have been forced to flee from the violence into United Nations shelters. PHOTO: Nadene Robertson/World Vision

NGOs Condemn Attacks on Civilians in South Sudan and Emphasize a Need for Urgent Humanitarian Assistance

Over one million people displaced by violence in South Sudan. PHOTO: World Vision

South Sudan at risk of worst hunger crisis since 1980s

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World Vision Fears No Safe Place for Children as Fighting Breaks out in New Areas of South Sudan

Over 800,000 South Sudanese have been internally displaced, with another 145,000 fleeing to neighboring countries. PHOTO: Joseph Mathenge/World Vision

Eyewitnesses Describe ‘Pandemonium’ as Violence Breaks out in Malakal

A young girl at Malakal's United Nations Protection of Civilians area. The displaced people are facing many challenges after recent conflicts forced them from their homes. PHOTO: Michael Arunga/World Vision

New wave of violence in Malakal could worsen humanitarian situation, World Vision warns

Child refugees in South Sudan speak out about the violence they experienced in Malakal

Conflict in South Sudan

Women and children leaving Juba by bus to various destinations.

Cease-fire could mean access to children affected by conflict in South Sudan, says World Vision

Families displaced by the violence in South Sudan wait on a crowded bus in Juba, hoping to flee to safety.

World Vision calls on South Sudan leaders to put children first

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Two-time Olympian Lopez Lomong leads team of world record holders and celebrities in 2013 Providence Hood to Coast relay