Suzanne's story is one of constant, unrelenting struggle against a tide of discrimination, greed and corruption. At a young age, she finds herself labelled as being religiously and racially "incorrect." This sparks her lifetime quest to champion the cause of human rights. It is a journey that sets her against not only the ruling powers of Sudan at the time, but also finds her opposing the practices of the South Sudanese Liberation Movement. Throughout her adult life Suzanne's greatest source of joy is motherhood. When all else looks bleak and hopeless, she is inspired by the all-encompassing love of her son.