Content_paragraphs:  UNMISS documented 206 incidents that negatively affected 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. This resulted in at least 622 civilian casualties (444 killed and 178 
  
  injured), including at least 54 women and 41 children. Of these, 152 were attributed 
  
  to civil defence groups; 13 to the South Sudan People’s Defence Forces; 13 to NAS; 
  
  5 to SPLM/A-IO; 1 to the South Sudan National Police Service; 1 to a wildlife officer; 
  
  1 jointly to SPLM/A-IO and the South Sudan National Police Service; 1 jointly to the 
  
  South Sudan People’s Defence Forces and the South Sudan National Police Service; 
  
  1 to the South Sudan People’s Defence Forces protection force in a governor’s 
  
  convoy; 1 as a result of clashes between NAS and the South Sudan People’s Defence 
  
  Forces; and 1 as a result of clashes between SPLM/A-IO and armed elements 
  
  (Mabanese soldiers). Attribution for eight incidents remained pending. UNMISS 
  
  documented nine extrajudicial executions in Warrap, causing the deaths of 20 
  
  individuals, allegedly carried out at the instruction of a senior government official.