CLEAN : "No regrets" for South African professor after serving sentence for "right-to-die" cases

The speaker reflects on their actions of assisting terminally ill individuals in ending their lives, expressing no regret. They highlight the global shift in euthanasia laws, mentioning changes in New Zealand, Australia, Spain, and parts of the United States. The speaker discusses the support received from Desmond Tutu, emphasizing his influence and the loss felt by his passing. Finally, they share plans to celebrate freedom with their family, symbolizing a personal sense of liberation.

What was the speaker's stance on their actions of assisting three men in ending their lives?

• They did not regret their actions.

• They were indifferent about their actions.

• They were unsure about their actions.

• They regretted their actions.

Which countries have changed their euthanasia laws according to the speaker?

• Canada, France, Germany, and Italy

• India, China, Japan, and South Korea

• Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and Chile

• New Zealand, Australia, Spain, and some US states

How did Desmond Tutu support the speaker during their legal challenges?

• He publicly supported them in the media.

• He provided financial assistance.

• He offered legal advice.

• He remained silent on the issue.

What was the significance of Desmond Tutu's support in the campaign?

• He was a financial contributor.

• His voice was a great loss to the campaign.

• His support was insignificant.

• He was a silent supporter.

What family tradition does the speaker mention for midwinter's day?

• Going skiing in the mountains

• Having a barbecue at home

• Jumping into the sea to celebrate freedom

• Visiting a museum