UNITED NATIONS: More than 200 child soldiers were released by armed groups in war-torn South Sudan, and help will be needed to ensure their safe and bright future, according to a UN agency.
The release took place in Western Equatoria State and follows a similar release last month that saw 300 children freed.
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