CLEAN : From death row to romance: ex con couple beats the odds

The video discusses the global trend towards abolishing the death penalty, highlighting personal experiences of wrongful conviction and the impact on individuals and families. It emphasizes the irreversible nature of the death penalty and the lack of compensation for mistakes. The speaker shares their journey of activism with Amnesty International and meeting others who have faced similar injustices, underscoring the prevalence of wrongful convictions worldwide due to human nature.

What is the current trend among UN member nations regarding the death penalty?

• Reinstating the death penalty

• Increasing the number of executions

• Maintaining the status quo

• Moving towards abolition

What was the outcome for the man who actually committed the shooting?

• He was sentenced to life imprisonment

• He made a deal to avoid the death penalty

• He was acquitted

• He fled the country

How did the wrongful conviction affect the daughter of the accused?

• She became an activist

• She became a lawyer

• She was sent to a school for emotional problems

• She moved to another country

What is the speaker's main argument against the death penalty?

• It is not a strong enough deterrent

• It is too expensive

• It is irreversible and mistakes cannot be undone

• It is not supported by the public

What common experience did the speaker and her husband share?

• Both were activists from the start

• Both were wrongfully convicted

• Both were lawyers

• Both were prosecutors