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Coronavirus – South Sudan: Protecting the Staff and Users of Justice Services Against Coronavirus Pandemic

April 18, 2020

Download logoUNDP Access to Justice and Rule of Law Project has partnered with the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, and the Ministry of Interior to protect the Staff and users of justice services against the COVID-19 pandemic. The partnership aims to engage policymakers to determine what protections to put in place for judges, prosecutors, prison officials, police officers, and Administrative Staff.

UNDP’s intervention at this stage is crucial as South Sudan’s justice s

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