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Inside Special Court: What happened off-camera on day five of proceedings

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JUBA, South Sudan (Eye Radio) – The fifth session of the special court opened with the usual presence of both defence and prosecution teams, but Presiding Judge James Alala ordered that the proceedings be held off-camera, despite a packed courtroom of journalists ready to broadcast the session live, as had been done in previous days. The judge explained that filming of today’s session was restricted to prevent witnesses from both the prosecution…
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Inside Special Court: What happened off-camera on day five of proceedings

JUBA, South Sudan (Eye Radio) – The fifth session of the special court opened with the usual presence of both defence and prosecution teams, but Presiding Judge James Alala ordered that the proceedings be held off-camera, despite a packed courtroom of journalists ready to broadcast the session live, as had been done in previous days. The judge explained that filming of today’s session was restricted to prevent witnesses from both the prosecution…

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Eye Radio broke the news in South Sudan on Wednesday, October 1, 2025.
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