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Why 80% of lawyers are based in Juba while states lack judges
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Why 80% of lawyers are based in Juba while states lack judges
The President of the South Sudan Bar Association, Arop Malueth, has raised concern over the concentration of legal professionals in Juba, warning that it is leaving much of the country without access to justice. Malueth says more than 80 percent of the country’s nearly 5,000 lawyers are based in the capital, while only about 20 percent serve the rest of the country. He added that the judiciary itself remains critically understaffed, with fewer t…
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