“At that moment, I doubted God. I felt like I was frozen in ice. I stopped thinking, I stopped existing. I was completely lost. It was as if I was dead from that moment on. » Sitting in a garden of the Hôtel de Lassay in Paris on July 2, 2026, shortly before the closing of the 9th Congress against the death penalty, Susan Kigula calmly reconstructs the moment when she was sentenced to death.
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