South Sudan: Deep impact of war on children’s mental health
A four-year civil war has taken a heavy toll on South Sudan’s population, with more than a million children forced from their homes. And the trauma of conflict is having a devastating psychological impact on the country’s youngest citizens.
It has been six years since South Sudan became an independent country but there is little to celebrate.
A four-year civil war has taken a heavy toll on the population, with more than a million children forced from their homes.
And the trauma of conflict is having a devastating psychological impact on the country’s youngest citizens.
Al Jazeera’s Hiba Morgan reports from Malakal.
Published On 11 Jul 2017