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Many South Sudanese citizens "deliberately starved" : UN report

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The chairperson of the UN Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan says that deliberate starvation and the deprivation of access to basic services are hallmarks of the conflict in South Sudan. She also highlights a significant level of political corruption. SOUNDBITE

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