CLEAN : UN 'creating humanitarian crisis' in South

The transcript discusses the role of UNAMID in South Sudan, highlighting issues with healthcare access in camps and the high death rate. It emphasizes the government's concern for all South Sudanese, regardless of their stance against the government. The text also addresses the failure of monitoring mechanisms, leading to increased rebel activities and violence.

What is the primary expectation from UNAMID in South Sudan?

• To divide the people of South Sudan

• To serve the people of South Sudan

• To support the rebels

• To ignore the humanitarian crisis

What issue is highlighted regarding the camps in South Sudan?

• The camps are well-equipped with medical facilities

• There is a high rate of death in the camps

• The camps are not facing any humanitarian crisis

• The camps are only for government supporters

Why are doctors unable to treat the sick in the camps?

• Doctors are not willing to enter the camps

• Doctors are refused entry into the camps

• The camps have sufficient medical staff

• There are no sick people in the camps

What opportunity have the rebels taken advantage of?

• The abundance of resources in the camps

• The support from the government

• The presence of international peacekeepers

• The failure of monitoring mechanisms

What is the consequence of the monitoring failures mentioned?

• Increased peace and stability

• Improved humanitarian conditions

• Rebels continuing their attacks

• Government gaining more control