Outgoing UNMISS head Hilde Johnson

Outgoing UNMISS head Hilde Johnson

NEW YORK, United States - Outgoing United Nations Mission in South Sudan head Hilde Johnson gives a press conference at the U.N. headquarters in New York on June 30. 2014. She will leave her post on July 8.

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