“A minor misunderstanding between me and my husband led to a serious beating that made me collapse, he waited for me to regain consciousness and he started beating me again,” so after the beating in 2018, I started experiencing pain on daily bases sometimes, I fainted whenever I walk and in the bathroom,” said the survivor of the domestic violence in Juba.
“Torture is a crime under our laws nobody should be subjected to torture and there is no court of law that will subject anyone to torture leave alone individuals that are married,” said Reech Malual, the Executive Director of the civil society organization – The Screen of Rights. Continue reading Domestic Violence: One Woman’s Fight for Justice in S. Sudan
