CLEAN : Egypt: Al-Jazeera journalists on trial

The transcript discusses the belief in the innocence of journalists facing charges in Egypt. It expresses gratitude for being in court and faith in the Egyptian legal system. The speaker mentions their long-term operations in Egypt and their intention to continue after the legal issues are resolved. The challenges faced by the journalists, including confinement, are highlighted as extremely tough.

What is the speaker's stance on the journalists' situation?

• They believe the journalists are guilty.

• They are unsure about the journalists' innocence.

• They believe the journalists are innocent.

• They have no opinion on the matter.

What is the speaker's attitude towards the Egyptian legal system?

• They have no faith in it.

• They are grateful and have great faith in it.

• They are indifferent towards it.

• They are critical of it.

What is the speaker's intention regarding their operations in Egypt?

• They plan to cease operations.

• They want to continue operating in Egypt.

• They are undecided about their operations.

• They plan to move operations to another country.

How does the speaker describe the charges against them?

• As serious and concerning.

• As ridiculous and unfounded.

• As unclear and confusing.

• As justified and fair.

What challenges have the journalists faced according to the speaker?

• They have been traveling extensively.

• They have been working freely.

• They have been receiving awards.

• They have been in a confined cell for over 50 days.