VOICED : No justice for South

The video discusses the case of Stella, a mother of six in South Sudan, who was convicted of killing her husband despite claiming innocence. It highlights the challenges in South Sudan's legal system, including inadequate legal representation and poorly trained judges. The video emphasizes the miscarriage of justice due to lack of fair trials and the urgent need for legal reforms. It also sheds light on the poor conditions in prisons and the government's stance on the death penalty, with a call for human rights reforms.

What is the main issue faced by Stella in her legal case?

• She has been acquitted of all charges.

• She has confessed to the crime.

• She has been sentenced to death without legal representation.

• She has been provided with a lawyer.

What is a significant problem with the judges in South Sudan's legal system?

• They are known for their fair trial practices.

• They lack sufficient legal training and language skills.

• They often speak the local language fluently.

• They have extensive legal training.

What is a major consequence of the lack of legal representation in South Sudan?

• Many accused individuals can challenge evidence effectively.

• All accused individuals receive a public defender.

• Fair trials are guaranteed for all.

• There is a high risk of wrongful death sentences.

What does Human Rights Watch emphasize about the current situation in South Sudan?

• The death penalty has been abolished.

• There is no urgency for legal reforms.

• There is a high chance of innocent people being executed.

• Prison conditions are improving rapidly.

What is the government's stance on the death penalty in South Sudan?

• They plan to abolish it immediately.

• They have no intention of stopping it.

• They are undecided about its future.

• They have already stopped it.