Aweil Court sentences youth leader to one month in jail
The Aweil High Court in South Sudan’s Northern Bahr el Ghazal State has sentenced the Aweil Youth Union Chairperson, Tito Awen Bol, to a one-month jail term and a fine of SSP 50,000.
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The Aweil High Court in South Sudan’s Northern Bahr el Ghazal State has sentenced the Aweil Youth Union Chairperson, Tito Awen Bol, to a one-month jail term and a fine of SSP 50,000.
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