It’s death row in a horrible prison in South Sudan, where life is a constant struggle for survival. Most inmates face death not from executions, but from famine and deadly illnesses that run rampant in the overcrowded, unsanitary conditions. The rest are sentenced to execution, making the prison a place of fear and despair. Photos and reports from inside this horrible prison reveal the extreme hardships endured daily, highlighting the human cost of conflict and inadequate infrastructure. For those interested in human rights, global justice, or prison conditions, these harrowing images offer an unflinching look at a system pushed to its limits, where life hangs by a fragile thread.
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