The South Sudanese army has shot and killed 10 protestors in the northwest of the country.
Protestors blocked roads in the town of Wau after local government officials said they would move their offices to another location.
A UN spokesperson is reported by the BBC as saying that security personnel had demonstrated “excessive use of force”, whilst breaking up the protest on Saturday, killing four people.
Another six died when troops fired on another demonstration on Sunday.
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