Striking WorkersProtest Against Police Shooting

The video covers the ongoing tensions at the LONGMORN mine, where only 6% of staff have returned to work amid protests. Marchers, joined by others in solidarity, face a bewildered police force. A Methodist minister attempts to mediate as tensions rise between workers and management. Threats are exchanged, and distrust is evident. The situation is exacerbated by the recent police violence that left 34 protesters dead, leading to widespread criticism and calls for calm. The miners refuse to return to work until their pay is increased, while the mine faces potential closure if the strike continues.

What percentage of Longmorn staff returned to work, sparking the protest?

• 10%

• 6%

• 15%

• 20%

Who attempted to mediate between the protesters and the police?

• A union leader

• A police officer

• A Methodist minister

• A local politician

What was the main reason for the miners' distrust towards the Longmorn managers?

• Unfair work conditions

• Armed guards accompanying managers

• Previous incidents of violence

• Lack of communication

What event led to the miners' anger not dissipating?

• Introduction of new work policies

• Shooting of 34 protesters

• A pay cut

• Closure of the mine

What is the miners' main demand before they agree to return to work?

• Improved safety measures

• More vacation days

• Increased pay

• Better working conditions