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South Sudan, the size of France, with oil wealth and a population of around 12 million was deemed to have a prosperous future after seceding from Sudan in A power sharing agreement is now in place and there is cautious optimism about the future. But violence has not ended in South Sudan. On Saturday, the government said 19 people had been killed and eight others injured in an attack near the town of Goron which it blamed on the opposition National Salvation Front.
Others, like her own, have been looted and destroyed. Some places hold terrible memories. For Rita, another of the women present, her former home town is a reminder of how her sister drowned with seven of her children in a river while trying to escape a marauding gang of armed men.
This week the women met Gavin Williamson , the British defence secretary, who was visiting South Sudan. Standing up against such a terrible thing also helps towards controlling overall violence and bringing stability.
Preventing gender-based violence and helping the voices unheard, helping those of the victims to speak out, is doing just that. Rape has been a terrible factor in many wars. But there is recognition that it is an endemic problem in both Sudan and South Sudan. Why is this the case? There was, however, a reminder how victims range across gender and age in the conflict and conditions they create. Mr Williamson visited a makeshift workshop where Dominica and the other women produced clothing using a set of old Singer sewing machines.
Many of the scarves, blouses and dresses, in vivid colours, had elaborate, intricate hand stitching. They were sold at the camp market. But travelling outside the centre presented danger for the women. It is on the roads, on secluded patches early in the morning and evening where they are particularly vulnerable to the sexual predators.