CLEAN : Wife of Australian missionary detained in

The transcript discusses a woman's experience with her husband's detention for carrying Korean gospel literature. She shares the challenges of not knowing his whereabouts or charges and the constant scrutiny she faces. Despite the situation, she maintains hope and believes in the importance of action. She acknowledges China's influence on North Korea but is not focused on politics. Her faith leads her to pray for governments, believing any government is better than none.

What was the reason for the speaker's husband's detention?

• He was carrying Korean language gospel literature.

• He was involved in a political protest.

• He overstayed his visa.

• He was caught with illegal substances.

What does the speaker say about their ability to contact their husband?

• They have regular contact through the travel group.

• They have not been able to contact him.

• They receive updates from the embassy.

• They communicate through letters.

How does the speaker view taking action in a controlled environment?

• They are indifferent about it.

• They think it is important.

• They believe it is unnecessary.

• They feel it is too risky.

What is the speaker's perspective on the role of governments?

• They believe no government is better than any government.

• They are against all forms of government.

• They believe any government is better than no government.

• They think governments should be abolished.

What does the speaker hope for regarding China's influence?

• They hope China will ignore the situation.

• They hope China will remain neutral.

• They hope China will exert influence on North Korea.

• They hope China will support North Korea's actions.