@khulumanifm95: Nine years. For a bag he says was never his. Amen Ndebele now sits behind bars, convicted for possession of a pangolin, carrying a sentence that has taken away his freedom, his dignity, and his voice. He maintains his innocence — that the bag did not belong to him, that he was wrongfully arrested, and that justice failed him. From his prison cell, Amen is pleading with lawyers, human rights defenders, and a society that still believes in fairness: please hear my story, please look again. If justice is blind, it must also be willing to listen. This is a cry for help. This is a call for compassion. This is a call for justice to be revisited. No one should lose nine years of their life without the truth being fully heard.