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The United Nations says it fears an escalating ethnic violence in South Sudan. The is according to the UN’s special advisor on preventing genocide, Adama Dieng who is on a visit in the country to better understand the landscape of ethnically-fuelled violence including hate speech, incitement to violence and to provide assistance where requested.
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