The clashes between government and opposition forces took place in Juba, early this month, killing some 272 people
Protesters marched to the UN Mission in South Sudan premises and protested against the deployment of regional peace keeping troops to the war-torn country
South Sudan President Salva Kiir on Monday evening ordered a ceasefire after days of heavy fighting in the region
China, Italy, Germany, Britain, Japan, India and Uganda have already started evacuating their citizens from the country
Rescue mission was part of 'Operation Sankat Mochan'; among rescued were 46 Keralaites, 2 Nepalese nationals, seven women and three children
The Ugandan army joined the conflict in South Sudan soon after it began in December 2013, fighting on the side of President Salva Kiir
President Kiir and former rebel leader Machar have fought a civil war which broke out in December 2013 and left tens of thousands of people dead
Witnessing escalated violence due to clashes between anti and pro-government forces
South Sudan has cancelled this year's independence celebrations due to the economic crunch resulting from more than two years of civil conflict
The US has further ordered all non-essential personnel out of the troubled country
Violence comes a day after the world's youngest country marked its fifth independence anniversary
Additional peacekeepers were also sought for the task by the council
Violence comes a day after the world's youngest country marked its fifth independence anniversary
The violence came on the eve of the country's fifth anniversary of independence
At least 50,000 people have been killed and 2.2 million further displaced in the past two years.