In Juba, South Sudan’s capital, thousands of displaced families huddle in makeshift shelters at a sprawling IDP camp—a stark symbol of one of the world’s most fragile humanitarian crises. CGTN’s latest report reveals how Chinese peacekeepers patrol the area, offering a lifeline of security amid relentless challenges.
A Glimpse into Life at the Camp
With limited access to food, water, and healthcare, residents here face daily struggles. Yet, the presence of UN-backed Chinese peacekeepers has become a beacon of hope, deterring violence and enabling aid delivery. One resident told reporters: "Their patrols let us sleep without fear."
Blue Helmets, No Borders
Mark your calendars! 🗓️ CGTN’s documentary "Blue Helmets, No Borders", premiering September 16, promises an unfiltered look at these peacekeeping missions. From tense patrols to heartwarming community interactions, the film highlights how global cooperation saves lives in conflict zones.
💡 Did you know? Over 1,000 Chinese peacekeepers are deployed globally—the largest contingent among UN Security Council members.
