president of and then guy his announcement could possibly strengthen the position of president salva kiir ahead of peace talks which it due later this month more now from a correspondent in the south sudan capital juba have a more than. now we have the opposition and the recruits are still fighting the government but we have the forces of the taliban during which ever since he became first vice president has been fighting us forces basically he's been fighting the io which splits from the from the top and then faction now we have them we have the audio under taliban dan and we have the i under ric much are still fighting each other now they are you under taliban has the government to fight with them along with them there but there's still so many coalition fighting out there there's that the national opposition alliance and they're still fighting the government as well which makes it very hard to see how despite the opposition under joining the government it makes it very hard to see how they can try to bring together the other factions of the s.p.l. them to join being the current ruling

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the worst parted in twenty thirteen when president salva kiir accused his former deputy rick machar of attempting a coup tens of thousands have been killed and a third of the twelve million population displaced sixty percent of them children according to the un but even children who haven't been displaced have not been spared the consequences of the world trade organization say along with early marriages many children are turning to the street south sudan so it has also resulted in a high number of young girls getting pregnant and more ok being recruited to fight in the conflict. like twelve year old bad day who says the economic crisis has meant he has to wash cars on the streets. there's no money so i can't go to school so i wash cars if i get some money i take it home so my mother can feed my brothers. save the children says young people in falsehood and face a difficult future. and there's like three reasons like they're the major like threats for children that are actually overlapping in south sudan and one instance high levels of poverty another one is the armed conflict that has

the worst parted in twenty thirty when president salva kiir accused his former deputy rick machar of attempting a coup tens of thousands have been killed and a third of the twelve million population displaced sixty percent of them children according to the un but even children who haven't been displaced have not been spared the consequences of the world trade organization say along with early marriages many children are turning to the street south sudan where has also resulted in a high number of young girls getting pregnant and more kids being recruited to fight in the conflict. like twelve year old bad day who says the economic crisis has meant he has to wash cars on the streets. there's no money so i can't go to school so i wash cars if i get some money i take it home so my mother can feed my brothers. see if the children as young people in south sudan face a difficult future. and there's like three reasons that there are major like threats for children that are actually overlapping in south sudan and one eats high levels of poverty another one is the armed conflict that has been

mission in south sudan how do you deal with the political climate salva kiir the president of south sudan has expressed unhappiness in the past about the presence of the u.n. in south sudan he didn't want you or u.n. forces in in his country how do you manage that relationship how do you deal with all these challenges. well it's a difficult relationship on the one hand it's exactly as you say this is a new country it fought for a long time for its independent very proud about the fact that it has gained its independence and at the same time there's you inthe peacekeepers in the country as well trying to protect civilians so on the one heads. you can understand their reluctance to have outsiders come into the country at this time but at the same time what we are trying to do is to protect people get alongside the make sure that people are able to grow their food continue to have their kids go to school get the nut the health care that they need all of those things really necessary to to support people come through the work of the of the united nations overwhelmingly the the health care for