Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and family at Downing Street

The transcript discusses the acknowledgment of past mistakes and their public impact. It highlights Nazanin's advocacy for others still in difficult situations and her personal experiences in jail. The meeting with the Prime Minister is reflected upon, noting a sense of closure and the importance of sharing evidence with Parliament to prevent future issues.

What is the significance of resolving issues even if it is delayed?

• It is better to resolve issues only when convenient.

• It is better to resolve issues late than never.

• It is better to ignore issues if they are old.

• It is better to resolve issues quickly or not at all.

Why does Nazanin feel guilty about being home?

• Because she was not able to help others.

• Because others who were imprisoned with her are still not home.

• Because she left her family behind.

• Because she did not enjoy her time in jail.

What was the emotional impact of hearing Nazanin's story?

• It was entertaining.

• It was easy to listen to.

• It was difficult to hear.

• It was boring.

What was the nature of the meeting between the Prime Minister and Nazanin?

• It was a routine meeting.

• It was a tense meeting.

• It was a happy meeting.

• It was an abrasive meeting.

Why is it important for the government to learn from past mistakes?

• To maintain power.

• To save money.

• To avoid public scrutiny.

• To ensure similar issues do not happen again.