Content_paragraphs:  UNMISS documented a total of 156 incidents that had a negative impact on 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 449 civilian casualties
  
  (220 killed and 229 wounded), including 17 women and 10 children. Of these
  
  incidents, 63 were attributed to community-based militias and armed elements; 39 to
  
  the South Sudan People’s Defence Forces; 19 to the pro-Machar SPLA-IO; 11 to
  
  NAS; 11 to the National Security Service; 5 to the South Sudan National Police
  
  Service; and 2 jointly to the South Sudan People’s Defence Forces and National
  
  Security Service. Attribution remained under verificat ion for the six remaining
  
  incidents.