Content_paragraphs:  Furthermore, the United Nations police, in cooperation with the South Sudan
  
  National Police Service and other stakeholders, conducted nine radio awareness
  
  programmes intended to raise public awareness of community safety, democratic
  
  policing, sexual and gender-based violence, conflict-related sexual violence, gender
  
  equality and human rights. In addition, the United Nations police held 23 training
  
  sessions on human rights, community security, sexual and gender-based violence,
  
  crime scene management, investigations and COVID-19 preventive measures for 704
  
  South Sudan National Police Service officers, including 212 women. It also
  
  conducted 925 technical assistance sessions with the National Police Service during
  
  which 5,120 officers, including 1,316 women, received information on those topics.
  
  The training programmes are aimed at building the capacity of the National Police
  
  Service and other law enforcement agencies, thereby enhancing professionalism,
  
  accountability and the community-oriented disposition to further guarantee and foster
  
  the protection of civilians and build durable peace.
  
   
  
  
  
   
  S/2021/172
  
   
  
  9/17 21-02041
  
   
  
    Rule of law and accountability