CLEAN : No death sentence for Kampala bombings convicts

The transcript discusses the sentencing of individuals to life imprisonment, considering their roles in crimes. It questions the effectiveness of the death penalty in providing closure to victims. The text also highlights disappointment following a recent judgment and explores how young people are influenced by external factors, leading to societal issues. It critiques government missteps and the challenges faced by unemployed youth.

What is the main reason given for not believing in the death penalty's effectiveness?

• It is too expensive.

• It is not legally supported.

• It does not provide closure to victims.

• It is not a strong enough punishment.

What emotion is expressed following the conviction and judgment?

• Joy

• Relief

• Disappointment

• Indifference

How are young individuals described in terms of their susceptibility to influence?

• They are resistant to change.

• They are easily brainwashed.

• They are highly educated.

• They are financially stable.

What is a consequence of government missteps as mentioned in the transcript?

• Better educational opportunities

• Misleading young people

• Increased employment rates

• Improved healthcare

What happens to young people after they leave school, according to the transcript?

• They travel abroad for further studies.

• They are given something small and become disappointed.

• They receive large financial support.

• They find stable jobs.