Content_paragraphs:  As discussed, UNMISS is currently providing technical support to the South
  
  Sudan National Police Service on sexual and gender-based violence and juvenile
  
  crimes and is co-locating with police in Juba to do so. There appears to be sufficient
  
  buy-in from the Government of South Sudan to expand this co-location initiative to
  
  other areas of the country. Broader technical assistance for the police should be
  
  focused on community policing and should be approached with the full recognition
  
  that, in some areas of the country, high-ranking police officials have allegedly
  
  participated in military offensives and have been responsible for serious human rights
  
  violations. The formation of a unified police force should be a precondition for
  
  broader capacity-building efforts that would include tactical training and operational
  
  support. The Mission will need to ensure it adopts a “do no harm” approach to efforts
  
  to build the capacity of the South Sudan National Police Service and robustly
  
  implement the human rights due diligence policy.