The United Nations has accused the South Sudanese government of exacerbating the country's problems by preventing peacekeepers from doing their jobs. The UN Security Council has held a meeting on the human rights situation in South Sudan. It's concerned the humanitarian situation is only going to worsen. CGTN's Nick Harper reports from New York.
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