South Sudan Women General Association chairperson told CRN on Saturday that their efforts to bring peace were not recognized in the country.
Sarah James Awiith pledged that they would not give up until their efforts were recognized and acknowledged.
She lamented that they were vulnerable because women are number one losers of any conflict.
Ms James advised soldiers not to consider money first, but value the precious human life.
The wonmen leader said International Women’s Day reminds them of their achievements and establishment of women movements in South Sudan.
She earlier congratulated all women on the International Women’s Day.