And during the session today, the inmates stood up to try and voice their concerns. The men were understandably frustrated and were expressing themselves the only way they knew how. But they were quickly shut down, even after trying again and again to speak up while they had the ears of the ministers. It seemed counterproductive when this sort of venting is a necessary part of the process. We asked the minister of youth his thoughts on what happened.
And Minister Musa felt the same. He said that he wanted the venting session to continue so he could hear the concerns and pledged to return before the end of the SOE to do just that.