No justice for South Sudan's death row prisoners The central prison in South Sudan's capital, Juba, has over 100 people on death row, including four women. But many of the people convicted to be hanged have never seen a lawyer. Human Rights groups say innocent people could well be killed, unless urgent reforms are carried out. An exclusive natural sound AFPTV report. ***Please note content of some of the images of the mentally ill women.***ATTENTION CLIENTS: On the occasion of the release of Amnesty International's annual report on capital punishment in the world, we are refiling this exclusive report on women sentenced to death in South Sudan. The report was first transmitted on November 1, 2012. All information was accurate as of October 23, 2012.