Displaced person

July 12th 2016 Newly Displaced

• Report rights infringement
• published: 21 Jul 2016
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STORY: SOUTH SUDAN / IDPs TRT: 2:38 SOURCE: UNMISS RESTRICTIONS: PLEASE CREDIT UNMISS LANGUAGE: ARABIC / ENGLISH / NATS DATELINE: 12 JULY 2016, JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN SHOTLIST: 12 JULY 2016, JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN 1. Wide shot, area where displaced are being sheltered 2. Various, internally displaced people 3. Various shots, displaced woman cooking 4. Med shot, girl making fire 5. Close up, woman pouring water into pot 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Displaced man: “No one wants war. No one wants fighting in South Sudan. No one wants someone to die, we are all brothers. The Dinkas the Nuer and every tribes of South Sudan they are all the same, we don’t want them to fight. Then the government must give us the conclusion of this war. They must tell us exactly where they are. They must tell us the war is over for good. So we cannot go to our houses today and tomorrow the war starts again.” 7. Various shots, internally displaced people 8. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Displaced woman: “Now my children are suffering and tired since we came yesterday. We were sitting here under the tree and in the open and it was pouring rain. There are women with lice. People have lice. Women are giving birth and there is no water.” 9. Med shot, displaced women and children 10. Wide shot, women fill water from tanker 11. SOUNDBITE (English) Displaced man: “The need in the camp here – you can just bring some snacks for the kids because we stayed for three days without anything to eat. And also this is the rainy season. We need shelter – we need something like camps for the children, but we the men here are fine, but at least you can aid for the kids who are suffering here. Please - I beg the international community to see what is happening in our country because this is too much for us. Each and every year.” 13. Various shots, children playing cards 14. SOUNDBITE (English) Displaced man: “Well - the people are very fearful about their life, and also as you know – I just came with just my t-shirt and my trousers – the same to all the others – they have nothing in their hands. They need clothes, they need something to eat, especially I mentioned the basic needs – the food and the water. These are the best priority for them.” 15. Various shots, displaced people STORYLINE: As women fanned fires mid-morning to prepare what they could for their families, humanitarian agencies began conducting an assessment of humanitarian needs for the newly displaced in the South Sudanese capital Juba. Thousands have fled the fighting which broke out last week between forces loyal to President Silva Kiir and First Vice-President Riek Machar seeking shelter at the United Nations (UN) bases in the city. The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) arrived at the base in Thomping and spoke with some of the displaced by the conflict in the persons, most of who are women and children. The majority of displaced fled their homes between Sunday and Monday and stressed the need for an urgent humanitarian intervention to provide shelter, food and water. ENDS.