Children from states worst-affected by conflict in South Sudan have spoken out and demanded that their right to learn be respected as a top priority
In a new survey undertaken by Save the Children, children, parents and community leaders affected by violence say education is a number one priority.
Fatima, 16, arrived in Doro refugee camp in June 2012 after travelling for many weeks from her home in Sudan with little food, water or shelter. She is currently living in a single tent with her parents and her four sisters.
South Sudan 