CLEAN: Four days at the mercy of Kadhafi's secret state

The transcript details a harrowing experience of journalists encountering an armed unit while traveling near a refugee camp. They were captured, interrogated, and feared for their lives, but were eventually released at a hotel. The narrative highlights the dangers faced by journalists in conflict zones and the psychological coping mechanisms they employ.

What was the initial reaction of the group when they realized they were being chased?

• They decided to confront the pursuers.

• They stopped and surrendered immediately.

• They hid in the desert.

• They attempted to drive away quickly.

How were the Libyan prisoners treated compared to the Western captives?

• They were treated more harshly.

• They were treated the same.

• They were treated more leniently.

• They were released immediately.

What was the condition of the captives during their transfer to another location?

• They were given comfortable seats.

• They were blindfolded and handcuffed.

• They were allowed to move freely.

• They were provided with food and water.

What was the journalist's main concern during the interrogation?

• Being forced to work for the captors.

• Being deported to another country.

• Being executed or left in a gulag.

• Being sentenced to a long prison term.

How did the journalist cope with the traumatic experience after being released?

• By discussing it with family and friends.

• By avoiding any further assignments.

• By seeking professional therapy.

• By writing down the entire story.