CLEAN : Zambian LGBTQ activist, refugee attends Pretoria Gay Pride March

The transcript discusses the hope and representation felt by Zambians when their flag is displayed at international events, despite the challenges and risks faced by attendees, particularly from the LGBT community. It highlights the importance of solidarity and networking opportunities provided by such events. The speaker also shares personal feelings of confinement and the desire for freedom after leaving their home country.

What does the speaker find significant about representing Zambia at international events?

• It helps them escape from Zambia.

• It allows them to travel freely.

• It provides financial benefits.

• It gives hope to those who cannot attend.

Why do some people shy away from attending international events, according to the speaker?

• They lack the financial means to travel.

• They fear repercussions in their communities.

• They are not interested in such events.

• They do not have the necessary documentation.

What role do events play for the LGBTI community in South Africa?

• They are primarily for entertainment.

• They offer a platform for political debates.

• They foster solidarity and networking.

• They are used to promote tourism.

How does the speaker describe their experience after leaving their home country?

• As a liberating experience.

• As a journey of self-discovery.

• As living in a second prison.

• As an opportunity for education.

What is the speaker's ultimate wish regarding their living situation?

• To return to their home country.

• To live freely and access their rights.

• To travel to multiple countries.

• To become a public speaker.