UK Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn interrupted during speech by protest on crisis in Syria

The transcript discusses the complex geopolitical relations involving the Gulf, particularly focusing on arms sales to Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, both criticized for poor human rights records. It highlights the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Yemen, exacerbated by Saudi-led coalition bombings, and the UK's controversial support. The narrative calls for a halt to arms sales and urges a UN inquiry into human rights violations, emphasizing the need for political accountability and justice.

What is the main reason the speaker is willing to travel to the Gulf?

• To attend a cultural festival

• To enjoy the local culture

• To negotiate arms sales and discuss security

• To explore business opportunities

Which human rights abuses are highlighted in the discussion about Bahrain and Saudi Arabia?

• Lack of educational facilities

• Economic inequality

• Media suppression and torture

• Environmental pollution

What has been the impact of the Saudi-led coalition's actions in Yemen?

• Improved infrastructure

• Economic prosperity

• Increased tourism

• Humanitarian crisis and displacement

What is the speaker's stance on the British government's arms sales to Saudi Arabia?

• Encourages more sales

• Critical and calls for a halt

• Indifferent to the issue

• Supportive of the sales

What does the speaker suggest should be conducted regarding human rights violations in Yemen?

• A media report

• A private investigation

• An independent United Nations inquiry

• A local government inquiry