CLEAN : Acquitted of charges but unable to return home

The transcript discusses the personal struggles of an individual who, despite being acquitted, faces family separation and security issues that prevent returning to their homeland. It critiques the international justice system for failing to restore rights and privileges to those found not guilty, highlighting the ongoing restrictions on living freely and rejoining society.

What is one of the main reasons the speaker cannot reunite with their family?

• Family disputes

• Lack of transportation

• Security conditions in their home country

• Financial constraints

How does the speaker describe the international criminal justice system's treatment of acquitted individuals?

• It fully restores their rights

• It provides financial compensation

• It fails to reintegrate them into society

• It offers them new job opportunities

What does the speaker suggest society typically does for individuals found not guilty?

• Ignores them

• Takes them back and restores their rights

• Offers them a new identity

• Punishes them further

What ongoing challenge is highlighted by the speaker for acquitted individuals?

• They cannot travel abroad

• They cannot live freely or with their families

• They cannot access education

• They cannot vote

What does the speaker imply about the international system compared to societal norms?

• It is equally effective

• It is irrelevant

• It is more effective

• It is less effective