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JUBA, 28 SEPTEMBER 2023: A cross section of youth activists have come together at a forum hosted by the UNMISS Human Rights Division and the Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan (CHRSS) in South Sudan’s capital, Juba, to discuss their active participation in ongoing peace processes as this young nation strives to complete its democratic transition by holding its first-ever national elections in December 2024.
The 75-day countdown is a global campaign marking 75 years of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which enshrines the rights of all human beings and is a global blueprint for international, national, and local laws and policies and a bedrock of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
The informative and interactive forum was co-chaired by the South Sudan Youth Organizations Coalition.
Photos by Isaac Billy/UNMISS
Fret positiones are marked very carefully - this is critical to getting the instrument to play in tune, so must not be rushed
Markings indicating pavement what is below the pavement that is about to be ripped up by a giant grinder. (136a)
When we had the stove put in, I etched our names and the date into the concrete around the hearth, so anyone who sees it in years to come will know who put the stove there.
Scenes from the Life of Christ
(mosaic) by Byzantine School
(6th century)
Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, Ravenna, Italy
Teacher at Makungwa Zonal School marking homework under our solar lights. www.solar-aid.org twitter:@steve_ww
Marking Day for MYE and lunch at JustAcia (which involved stalking of chiobus, a random 10% discount and high-level obstacle course)
Road line marking in Sillwood Street 2014-02-24. Though notices have been up for some time, some drivers still left their cars parked with the risk of it being towed away and the cost of getting it back. Stupid!
Louise is experienced enough to pick up the queen and mark her. Queens rarely sting, and after taking some time to find the queen in hive 2 Louise wanted to make her easier to find in the future.
JUBA, 28 SEPTEMBER 2023: A cross section of youth activists have come together at a forum hosted by the UNMISS Human Rights Division and the Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan (CHRSS) in South Sudan’s capital, Juba, to discuss their active participation in ongoing peace processes as this young nation strives to complete its democratic transition by holding its first-ever national elections in December 2024.
The 75-day countdown is a global campaign marking 75 years of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which enshrines the rights of all human beings and is a global blueprint for international, national, and local laws and policies and a bedrock of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
The informative and interactive forum was co-chaired by the South Sudan Youth Organizations Coalition.
Photos by Isaac Billy/UNMISS