Content_paragraphs:  The continued delivery of life-saving support to South Sudanese civilians is
  
  critical. It is therefore important that international aid organizations work with
  
  national actors to ensure that humanitarian and development aid is aligned with needs
  
  on the ground. Humanitarian and development actors can mitigate any harm that
  
  could result from capacity-building and the provision of resources by ensuring that
  
  the assistance is grounded in a conflict analysis. Among other precautions, United
  
  Nations agencies, funds and programmes are responsible for implementing the human
  
  rights due diligence policy on United Nations support to non-United Nations security
  
  forces. They should implement the policy robustly when providing support to national
  
  security forces to safeguard against support that would unintentionally contribute to
  
  human rights violations and violations of international humanitarian law.
  
   
  
   
  
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   11  United Nations, Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, “South Sudan: quarterly
  
  humanitarian access snapshot, July to September 2020”, fact sheet, 19 October 2020. 
  
   12  Joshua Craze, “Displacement, access, and conflict in South Sudan: a longitudinal perspective”,
  
  Conflict Sensitivity Resource Facility South Sudan, May 2018.
  
  
  
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   I. Continued human rights violations and the prevalence of
  
  impunity, including for conflict-related sexual violence