by Reuters Sunday, 18 June 2017 09:17 GMT
The fugitives are part of the biggest movement of people in Africa since the 1994 Rwandan genocide
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Nearly 4 million displaced by South Sudan war
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U.N. refugee chief points finger at political leaders
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Tribal tensions, oil at root of conflict
By David Lewis
JUBA, June 18 (Reuters) - When South Sudan's civil war erupted in 2013, Nyayath Uluak was caught in crossfire in the northern town of Malakal and a bullet tore her leg apart. She survived, but the lower half of her limb didn't.
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