Content_paragraphs:  On 18 September, the National Salvation Front issued a unilateral communiqué, 
  
  in which it committed itself to addressing conflict-related sexual violence and to 
  
  working in closer collaboration with the United Nations on the prevention of such 
  
  violence. On 20 and 21 October, the South Sudan People’s Defence Forces launched 
  
  a new standardized curriculum on conflict-related sexual violence during a training 
  
  of 25 Forces instructors, including three women, held in Juba with the technical 
  
  support of UNMISS. A committee composed of representatives of the  Forces, 
  
  SPLM/A-IO, South Sudan Opposition Alliance and the Ministry of Defence met for 
  
  the first time on 27 October to discuss the consolidation of the Forces, as well as 
  
  SPLM/A-IO action plans for addressing conflict-related sexual violence. The unified 
  
  plan is expected to be launched before the end of 2020.  
  
   
  
   
  
  
  
   
  S/2020/1180 
  
   
  
  13/19 20-16135 
  
   
  
   C. Creating conditions conducive to the delivery of 
  
  humanitarian assistance