Content_paragraphs:  UNMISS documented a total of 264 incidents, 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 870 civilian 
  
  casualties (529 persons killed and 341 wounded), including of at least 50 women and 
  
  34 children. Of those incidents, 184 were attributed to community-based militias and 
  
  civil defence groups; 28 to the South Sudan People’s Defence Forces; 20 to NAS; 15 
  
  to SPLM/A-IO; 6 to the National Security Service; 3 to elements loyal to South Sudan 
  
  People’s Defence Forces-affiliated Major General James Nando; 1 each to the Rapid 
  
  Support Forces of the Sudan and the SPLM-N Malik Agar faction; and 1 to clashes 
  
  between government forces and SPLM/A-IO elements loyal to Brigadier General 
  
  Santo Ali. Attribution for two other incidents remained pending.