Lessons Learned from South Sudan Protection of Civilian Sites 2013–2016

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A mother and her children in front of their house in Malakal town. © IOM 2016 Photo: Muse Mohammed
3 4 7 9 12 13 13 14 16 19 31 Acronyms Foreword by Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights of Internally Displaced Persons Executive Summary Recommendations Methodology Objective Background History of Civilians Fleeing to UNMISS Bases Beginning of Crisis Evacuation Opening the Gates Response Luua and Eliza Case Study of Bentiu PoC Site Coordination Frustrations Resources and Responsibilities Guidelines for Roles and Responsibilities Nyalkume UNMISS and the PoC Sites Mandate Protection of Civilians Mandate Case Study: Bentiu PoC Site Perimeter Breach, 7 May 2015 Targeting of UNMISS Nyachen Table of Contents 39 51 61 73 74 78 Managing the Response Leadership Humanitarian Coordination An Environment of Unpredictable Conflict and Evolving Dynamics Changing Alliances in Malakal Rainy Season/Dry Season in South Sudan and the Season of Fighting in Unity State Case Study of Malakal PoC Site Tension Erupts: Death and Destruction at Malakal PoC Site, 17–18 February 2016 Apon Complications Facing PoC Sites Rule of Law Customary Courts Community Watch Group Camp Leadership Structures Case Study: Juba Tongping and UN House PoC Sites Case Study: The UN House PoC Site “Takeover” Challenges of Neutrality, Demobilization and Reintegration Space Issues PoC Exit Strategies Relocation to UN House PoC Site and Closure of Tongping Closure of UN House PoC Site for Foreign National James The Peace Agreement Mary Six Men Conclusion Annex Annex I: Mutual agreement on engagement with the IDPs after incident affecting humanitarian workers in the PoC sites Annex II: Mutual agreement on engagement of humanitarians and the IDPs Annex III: Responsibilities in UNMISS POC Sites for Planning and Budgetary Purposes Bibliography
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