Juba maintains that all employees working in the country must pay the new fees for work permits. This comes despite appeals from the United Nations and Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission to drop the new fees.The government insists it's not taxing aid organization . Those exempted from the new fees are diplomats.
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