Rapes, killings and other bad practices are rewards to women in the country regardless of their contribution in liberation struggle, observes a member of the Steering Committee for the National Dialogue.
Jasmine Samuel during the debate of the committee points out that there is no respect to women in the whole country.
Members of the steering committee in its last day of the first session expressed themselves without fear on what they think has been going wrong and suggested solutions.
Grace Abala says the problems in South Sudan are men, because they mess the country, rape women and girls, rebel, detain and torture people.
She calls on the men to change, or women will declare rebellion.
The next sitting of the steering committee is expected next week.