VOICED : Red nose protests for jailed Palestinian clown

The transcript discusses the case of Mohammad Abu, a 24-year-old juggler and circus instructor for children with special needs, who was arrested in the West Bank and held in administrative detention without trial. Artists and circus performers have rallied in his support, highlighting the issue of Israel's detention practices. The transcript also covers the legal and political context of administrative detention and the ongoing advocacy efforts for Mohammad's release.

What is the primary reason for Mohammad Abu's detention?

• He committed a crime.

• He was caught juggling.

• He is a circus performer.

• He is Palestinian.

What do the Israeli artists do to support Mohammad?

• They organize protests.

• They sing for him.

• They send him juggling equipment.

• They write letters to the government.

How do circus performers around the world show their support for Mohammad?

• By boycotting Israeli circuses.

• By performing in his honor.

• By visiting him in prison.

• By sending him gifts.

What is a significant issue with the Israeli military courts mentioned in the transcript?

• They are too lenient.

• They only handle minor cases.

• They are located in Israel.

• They are not transparent.

What is the controversial aspect of administrative detention?

• It is only for non-citizens.

• It is only used for violent offenders.

• It allows indefinite detention without trial.

• It is a new legal measure.