CLEAN : Kashmir is a prison: thousands protest as India and Pakistan PMs speak at UN

The video discusses the dire situation in Kashmir, described as the world's largest prison due to a prolonged curfew. The speaker shares personal concerns about family members affected by the crisis and expresses emotional distress. There is a call for the UN to implement resolutions granting Kashmiris the right to self-determination. The video concludes with a protest against the Indian government's actions, urging international awareness and intervention.

What is the current situation in Kashmir as described by the speaker?

• A peaceful region with no issues

• A thriving tourist destination

• A place with minor disturbances

• The world's largest prison due to ongoing curfew

How does the speaker feel about their family in Kashmir?

• Unaware of their situation

• Deeply worried and emotionally affected

• Hopeful and optimistic

• Indifferent and unconcerned

What is the speaker's main reason for taking a day off work?

• To relax and unwind

• To raise awareness about the situation in Kashmir

• To attend a family event

• To travel to Kashmir

What action does the speaker want the United Nations to take?

• Implement resolutions for Kashmir's self-determination

• Ignore the situation in Kashmir

• Provide financial aid to the region

• Support the current government in Kashmir

Against whom is the speaker protesting?

• The international community

• The Modi government and their actions

• The local Kashmiri government

• The United Nations