CLEAN : Compelling evidence of genocide by Myanmar Justice Minister

The transcript discusses the ongoing issue of genocide and the role of the court in addressing it. It highlights the compelling evidence and conclusions drawn by various authorities, emphasizing the need for the court to act to stop violence and preserve evidence. The speakers express confidence in the court's ability to deliver justice.

What is the main reason for the reluctance to communicate as mentioned in the first section?

• Ongoing negotiations

• Lack of evidence

• Fear of repercussions

• Conclusions by the special adviser

What is the primary goal of the actions discussed in the second section?

• To gather international support

• To provide humanitarian aid

• To stop violence and preserve evidence

• To negotiate peace

According to the second section, what is the status of the genocide?

• It has ended

• It is ongoing

• It is yet to begin

• It is under investigation

What is the sentiment expressed about the court's ability in the final section?

• Doubtful

• Indifferent

• Confident

• Skeptical

What has not changed according to the final section?

• The confidence in the court

• The court's decision

• The evidence presented

• The international support