CLEAN: Britain in the dock over torture claims

The video discusses the struggles faced by tea pickers during the colonial era, focusing on the Mau Mau uprising and the harsh punishments meted out by colonial powers. It highlights the conditions in detention camps, where many were held without trial, and the ongoing quest for justice and compensation by survivors. Personal stories of resilience and the hope for reconciliation are also shared.

What was the primary reason for the exhaustion of the detainees?

• They were forced to march long distances.

• They were given heavy workloads in the fields.

• They were made to dig trenches for long hours.

• They were deprived of food and water.

Who were the Maumau fighters?

• A group of guerrilla fighters seeking independence.

• A group of British settlers.

• A group of colonial soldiers.

• A group of local farmers.

What did the detainees lack during their time in the camps?

• Opportunities for employment.

• Access to education.

• Communication with the outside world.

• Basic necessities like water and hygiene.

What are the survivors seeking from the British government?

• A formal apology and compensation.

• A chance to return to their homeland.

• Opportunities for education and employment.

• Recognition of their cultural heritage.

What was Wambugu's experience during his detention?

• He was provided with basic amenities.

• He was allowed to communicate with his family.

• He was tortured and left for dead.

• He was given a fair trial.