Content_paragraphs:  UNMISS and its partners, including the Food and Agriculture Organization of 
  
  the United Nations and the International Organization for Migration,  continued to 
  
  implement a project funded by the South Sudan reconciliation, stabilization and 
  
  resilience trust fund to mitigate cattle migration-related violence in Warrap and 
  
  Western Bahr el-Ghazal. On 16 February, the Chief Justice formally established a 
  
  joint special mobile court, which will deploy to two locations to adjudicate cases 
  
  relating to serious crimes such as murder, sexual and gender-based violence, serious 
  
  damage and looting of property, and cattle raiding. From 8 to 22 March and from 
  
  19 April to 3 May, UNMISS supported national prosecutors and investigators in 
  
  deploying to hotspots to assess cases, resulting in the collection of 1,341 complaints 
  
  that included 2,085 distinct crimes. Members of the joint special mobile court, 
  
  including a High Court judge, traditional leaders, national prosecutors, police 
  
  investigators, defence attorneys, corrections officers and psychosocial support 
  
  specialists, were deployed to Kuacjok on 11 May to participate in a predeployment 
  
  workshop. The joint special mobile court will hear cases until 7 July.  
  
  
  
   
  S/2021/566 
  
   
  
  11/18 21-07328