Featured Photo: South Sudan Police Officers Complete Sensitization Workshop

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A ceremony was held at Central Equatoria Police Headquarters in Juba, South Sudan, to mark the completion of a sensitization workshop for 38 members of the South Sudan National Police Service (SSNPS), which is also known as South Sudan Police Service (SSPS). The workshop in Confidence and Trust Building Policing Strategy was conducted with support from UN Police (UNPOL) of the UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS), as well as the Mission’s Human Rights and Child Protection components.

An SSPS officer during the ceremony.
05 June 2015
Juba, South Sudan

UN Photo/Isaac Gideon


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