More Aid Workers Killed in South Sudan

Expand Attacks on humanitarian aid and workers have been persistent crimes in South Sudan's conflict, resulting in the death of at least 115 aid workers since 2013. © Liatile Putsoa/IOM South Sudan Three more aid workers, this time staff from the International Organization for Migration (IOM), have been killed in South Sudan, the latest in a long line of frontline workers who have become casualties of the country’s devastating six-year war. The three IOM workers were reportedly killed in crossfire on October 27, during clashes between government forces and a rebel group, National Salvation…

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