CLEAN : Lawyer speaks out for Gay Pride in Uganda

The transcript discusses the potential mobilization of police and citizens to defend moral values, highlighting the government's intolerance towards minorities, particularly those with different sexual orientations. It emphasizes the importance of safety and community discussions, while expressing hope for future acceptance and change.

What is the speaker's view on the mobilization of police and citizens?

• It is a minor issue not worth discussing.

• It is a necessary action for safety.

• It is an unlawful and unreasonable action.

• It is a lawful and reasonable action.

What does the speaker suggest people should prioritize in the face of potential arrests?

• Engaging in protests.

• Keeping safe and discussing with the community.

• Ignoring the situation.

• Leaving the country.

What does the speaker identify as a problem within the government?

• Corruption in public offices.

• Excessive spending on public events.

• Intolerance towards minorities.

• Lack of infrastructure development.

What rights does the speaker believe minorities should have?

• The right to free education.

• The right to gather and celebrate.

• The right to vote.

• The right to remain silent.

What is the speaker's hope for the future regarding government attitudes?

• That the government will reduce its involvement in social issues.

• That the government will increase its control over public gatherings.

• That the government will become more accepting of diversity.

• That the government will continue its current policies.