VOICED : Three Kenyans win right to sue Britain

The video discusses the torture of men and women, focusing on the responsibility of the British Government. The courts have ruled that the British cannot escape accountability for their role in these acts. Veterans who suffered are pleased with this decision, as it acknowledges their pain and suffering. The British have been urged to apologize and compensate the Kenyan victims. The latter part of the transcript contains unrelated dialogue.

What was the court's stance on the British Government's responsibility for acts of torture?

• The court did not comment on the responsibility.

• The court partially blamed the British Government.

• The court held the British Government fully responsible.

• The court absolved the British Government of all responsibility.

Why are the defendant veterans happy about the court's decision?

• Because they were given medals of honor.

• Because they were recognized as heroes.

• Because they received financial compensation.

• Because the court acknowledged their suffering.

What long-term impact did imprisonment and detention have on the affected individuals?

• They lost their health.

• They lost their jobs.

• They lost their generation.

• They lost their homes.

What actions were taken by those responsible for the atrocities in Kenya?

• They denied all allegations.

• They apologized and offered compensation.

• They fled the country.

• They were imprisoned.

What unrelated topic is mentioned towards the end of the transcript?

• A conversation about technology.

• A debate on climate change.

• A discussion about World War II.

• A talk on economic policies.