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United Nations peacekeepers and authorities in South Sudan failed to act on warnings before armed men attacked a village and killed more than 200 people earlier this year, Amnesty International said in a new report. In the report, published on Thursday, the rights group said the UN mission, known as UNMISS, knew an attack on a village in Abiemnom, a remote area near the Sudan border, was likely, but did not reinforce its roughly three dozen peacekeepers there until after the March 1 assault. The findings come as South Sudan heads towards elections next month that many fear could unravel a fragile peace. “Both the government and UNMISS had sufficient information and time to take more effective preventive action.
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