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Opinion | The legacy of Simon Dau
Simon Dau felt a calm come over him when he listened to the Japanese flute music. At night his cellmates would wind down and prepare for sleep while the music played softly on one of the phones they kept hidden in Juba Central Prison. The flutes seemed to carry nature’s song. Simon would listen and think of his childhood, and the quiet moments he remembered as a small boy walking through the forest and taking care of the goats. He could close his eyes and hear the birds whistling on his walk home to the village, and smile with peaceful memories.
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Opinion | A review of ‘NO JUSTICE, NO MERCY’
The prison inside the Blue House complex in Juba has long held a notorious reputation for its integral role in the secretive system of torture and murder run by South Sudan’s National Security Service (NSS). On 7 October 2018, prisoners inside the facility revolted against their oppressors, taking up arms in self-defense and demanding justice for their unlawful detentions. The uprising was shocking for having emerged from the deepest hole of despair and darkness in South Sudan, from proud and courageous voices that could no longer be silenced.
The unresolved cases of former political prisoners continue to haunt the regime. Some have been killed, some have been cast into exile. Yet, these men, in life and in death, remain a unique burden on the ruling elites, for they know in detail the inner-workings of the regime’s corrupt and lethal system of repression. It is impressive that prisoners who survive such an ordeal will feel compe
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