CLEAN : H K court rejects landmark residency

The transcript discusses the disappointment and resignation following a court ruling that negatively impacts foreign domestic workers in Hong Kong. Miss Vallejos, a key figure, is speechless but calm. The struggle for equality continues, aiming to eliminate discrimination based on job, gender, or race. The court's decision is seen as a setback, reinforcing social exclusion. The day is marked as a sad one for justice and fair treatment of migrant workers.

What was Miss Vallejos' reaction to the situation described by the speaker?

• She was supportive and encouraging.

• She was indifferent.

• She was speechless but calmly resigned.

• She was angry and vocal.

What is the main struggle highlighted by the speaker in the first section?

• Struggling against teaching children about second-class citizenship.

• Demanding more holidays.

• Fighting for better wages.

• Protesting against long working hours.

What did the court's ruling signify according to the speaker?

• A step towards equality.

• An endorsement of fair treatment.

• A judicial seal to unfair treatment and exclusion.

• A victory for foreign domestic workers.

How does the speaker describe the day of the court's ruling?

• A day of hope.

• A very sad day for migrant workers and justice.

• A day of celebration.

• A day of confusion.

What is the nature of the closing remarks in the transcript?

• They provide a summary of the main points.

• They introduce a new topic related to the main discussion.

• They are unrelated and unclear.

• They offer a solution to the issues discussed.