Content_paragraphs:  As at 1 February, UNMISS documented a total of 155 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. These incidents resulted in at least 376 civilian
  
  casualties (251 killed and 125 injured), including at least 21 women and 17 children. The
  
  incidents were attributed to self-defence groups (116); SSPDF (11); SPLM/A-IO (7);
  
  NAS (4); the South Sudan National Police Service (3); SPLM/A-IO Riek Machar
  
  defectors affiliated with government forces in Wau (3); the National Security Service (2); 
  
  joint SSPDF and SPLM/A-IO Riek Machar forces (1); joint SSPDF and South Sudan
  
  National Police Service forces (1); and clashes between SPLM/A-IO Riek Machar
  
  elements and armed young people from the Mabanese community (1). Attribution for
  
  six other incidents remained pending.