Food rations cut as South Sudan refugee influx to Uganda overwhelms agencies
Refugees requiring treatment for malnutrition will continue to receive a full ration
U.N. to investigate peacekeepers' response to South Sudan hotel attack
Uniformed men killed a journalist and raped several civilians
Ethiopian court charges 23 South Sudanese refugees with "gruesome" murder
"The perpetrators planned to attack in advance, in retaliation for the tragic car accident," prosecutors in Ethiopia's high court said
South Sudan's president says he will consider U.N. troops
President Salva Kiir has taken a softer stance towards a U.N. vote to send in extra troops
FACTBOX - How dangerous was 2015 for aid workers?
There were 148 attacks recorded in 25 countries, a drop of 22 percent from 190 in 2014
South Sudan government to review U.N. decision on extra troops
Latest violence comes amid fears the world's youngest country could slide back into civil war
UN approves 4,000 more troops to secure peace in South Sudan capital
Security Council threatens arms embargo if government does not cooperate
High risk of modern slavery in nearly 60 percent of countries, global index finds
Most countries are at high risk of using slave labour in their supply chains, with North Korea ranked worst in the world
South Sudan says no to proposal for UN-commanded troops in Juba
South Sudan at risk of return to civil war
US, Australia, Canada indigenous land rights laws lag Africa, Latam - mapping study
The seven lowest scoring nations across all 10 indicators were in the Middle East including Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Syria and Yemen