Content_paragraphs:  On 19 May, UNMISS and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner 
  
  for Human Rights (OHCHR) jointly published a report on the right to  health care for 
  
  conflict-related sexual violence survivors in South Sudan. According to the report, 
  
  the Government had not sought to make funding of the public health sector a priority, 
  
  impeding access to medical and psychosocial care for survivors of conflict-related 
  
  sexual violence, despite the substantial presence and funding of international 
  
  stakeholders in the country. The report contained recommendations to address those 
  
  gaps, including improving access to and delivery of health services on an equita ble 
  
  basis at the community level.