The international Day of Person with Disability was celebrated during the week of 30-Nov to 08 December in the refugee camps in Gambella region.

UNHCR South Sudan at a glance. Despite the ongoing conflict in South Sudan, there are 247,281 recognized refugees in South Sudan as of 01 December 2014. The Sudanese who are mainly found in Unity and Upper Nile State make up 91 % of the total refugee population. The DR Congolese, Ethiopians and refugees from the Central African Republic are mainly in Central and Western Equatoria, with some Ethiopians also living in Jonglei State. Most refugees were recognized prima facie after mass arrival.

The Administration for Refugee and Returnee Affairs (ARRA) on 10 January 2015 started scooped food distribution in Kule and Tierkidi refugee camps in Gambella

WFP ration cut of 50% began on 27 Jan 2015 targeting refugees who arrived in Uganda before July 2013 as the Agency struggles to raise an additional US$30 mill.

4,000 new arrivals fled to South Sudan from Sudan's South Kordofan and Blue Nile since 23 December 2014. This represents an increase of 100% compared to 2013.

UNHCR’s partner Lutheran World Federation opened a new Child Friendly Space (CFS) in Ajuong Thok refugee camp, bringing the total number of CFS to six.

In Lasu, UNHCR’s partner IBIS completed the upgrade of Yei Girls Secondary School, hosting 320 students.

Juba Refugee Registration/Verification cumulative data (as of day IX): 1,549 new registrations and 2,412 verifications

Doro Biometric Verification: as of 10th of April 18,870 Refugees have been verified/registered: 17,721 are active, 989 are inactivated and 160 are closed

Doro Biometric Verification (as of 23/04): 48,053 Refugees have been verified/registered: 45,349 are active, 2,337 were inactivated and 367 closed