Coming up on the Morning Breakfast Show tomorrow with Sani Martin; Updates on the Chinese mediated consultative dialogue between government and the opposition Also the UN Chief Humanitarian Coordinator, Toby Lanzer, explains the repurcusions of failing to bring peace in South Sudan Our reporter in Lakes State brings us up todate on the latest revenge killings that have claimed the lives of two students. And in our talking point; At least 70 per cent of women in South Sudan experience some form of domestic violence whether it is a slap or violence within the home, early or forced marriage. According to the Director General in the Ministry of Welfare, Regina Ossa Lulo even a brother slapping a sister is violence and both harassment, and talking tough or harshly to your wife is violence. In our talking point today; What are your experiences of Domestic violence in South Sudan? Do you feel more concerned about your safety at home? What should be done to address the issue of Domestic violence in South Sudan? Join the Morning Breakfast show this Tuesday and get talking with your host Sani Martin.
Posted on: Mon, 12 Jan 2015 15:00:00 +0000
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