CLEAN : S. Sudan government rejects UN troops deployment

The transcript discusses the government's unchanged stance against a draft proposal, highlighting their opposition to the forced migration of 4,000 people into their country, citing past failures in other nations. It questions the intent behind a military embargo and emphasizes the right of countries to defend themselves and their citizens. The speaker also critiques the introduction of troops, arguing it would worsen the situation, despite the regional framework designed by IGAD to improve conditions in South Sudan.

What is the government's position on the draft mentioned in the document?

• They have not expressed any opinion.

• They are neutral about the draft.

• They oppose the draft.

• They support the draft.

Why does the speaker question the motives behind the army embargo?

• Because it is intended to unify South Sudan.

• Because it is a well-accepted international norm.

• Because it is a common practice in all countries.

• Because it is a new strategy never tried before.

What right does the speaker emphasize for all countries?

• The right to defend themselves and their citizens.

• The right to impose laws on other countries.

• The right to expand their territory.

• The right to form alliances with any nation.

What is the purpose of the regional framework designed by IGAD?

• To isolate South Sudan from neighboring countries.

• To increase military presence in the region.

• To promote economic growth in the region.

• To make South Sudan a better place.

What is the speaker's view on the arrival of troops?

• It will help stabilize the situation.

• It will have no impact on the situation.

• It will be welcomed by the citizens.

• It will aggravate the situation.