CLEAN : Interview with Yulia Tymoshenkos

The transcript discusses a personal account of a mother's hunger strike and her high morale despite her physical condition. It highlights her support for the association agreement between Ukraine and the European Union, emphasizing the importance of human rights and free elections. The speaker addresses the political situation in Ukraine, including the issue of political prisoners and the growing dictatorship. The role of the European Union and its criteria for agreements is also discussed. Finally, there is a call for urgent medical treatment for the mother and a legal fight for her release, underscoring the need for continued support from European leaders.

What event uplifted the speaker's mother's morale during her hunger strike?

• A visit from her family

• Support from thousands of Ukrainians

• A message from European leaders

• A successful medical treatment

Why does the speaker believe the Association Agreement is crucial for Ukraine?

• It offers cultural exchange programs

• It promises economic prosperity

• It ensures human rights and free elections

• It guarantees military support

What does the speaker hope European leaders will do if the Ukrainian leadership changes its stance?

• Delay the agreement

• Impose stricter conditions

• Accept the change without criteria

• Reject the change

What is the speaker's primary concern regarding their mother's situation?

• Her need for urgent medical treatment

• Her financial stability

• Her political influence

• Her public image

What does the speaker identify as a major issue in Ukraine's judiciary system?

• Lack of funding

• Arbitrary rulings controlled by one man

• Inadequate legal representation

• Slow processing of cases