CLEAN : South Sudan ceasefire monitors needed urge

The transcript discusses the implementation of the succession of hostilities agreement in South Sudan, emphasizing the need for monitoring and verification mechanisms. It highlights the African Union's decision to form a Commission of Inquiry to address human rights violations and Kenya's commitment to the peace process. The release of detainees is also discussed as a significant step forward.

What was the main focus of the agreement signed on January 23, 2014?

• To create a new economic policy

• To form a new military alliance

• To implement a succession of hostilities agreement

• To establish a new government in South Sudan

What role did the African Union decide to take in South Sudan?

• To mediate peace talks

• To form a Commission of Inquiry

• To offer economic aid

• To provide military support

What is Kenya's stance on the South Sudanese peace process?

• Kenya is committed to working with partners

• Kenya is leading the peace process

• Kenya is neutral and uninvolved

• Kenya opposes the peace process

What does the agreement on the status of detainees call for?

• The transfer of detainees to another country

• An expedited process and release of detainees

• The trial of detainees in international courts

• The indefinite detention of all detainees

How many detainees were released by the Government of South Sudan as reported?

• 4 of the 11 detainees

• 7 of the 11 detainees

• None of the detainees

• All 11 detainees