Content_paragraphs:  UNMISS documented a total of 295 incidents that negatively affected the human 
  
  rights and protection situation, including arbitrary killings, abductions, conflict -
  
  related sexual violence, arbitrary arrests and detention (including proxy detention), 
  
  torture and ill-treatment, forced military recruitment and the looting and destruction 
  
  of civilian property. The incidents resulted in at least 1,314 civilian casualties (733 
  
  killed and 581 wounded), including 136 women and 62 children. Of those incidents, 
  
  216 were attributed to community-based militias and self-defence groups; 27 to the 
  
  South Sudan People’s Defence Forces; 14 to NAS; 8 to the National Security Service; 
  
  7 to the South Sudan National Police Service; 6 to SPLM/A-IO; 2 jointly to the 
  
  National Security Service, the South Sudan People’s Defence Forces and the South 
  
  Sudan National Police Service; and 1 jointly to the South Sudan People’s Defence 
  
  Forces and SPLM/A-IO. Attribution for 14 other incidents remained pending.