CLEAN : Kenyans react as President Kenyatta appears before the ICC

The transcript discusses the implications of a leader's decision to appear in court, highlighting the hope for a fair ruling that balances justice for the affected and the rights of the accused. It critiques the justice systems in African courts, suggesting they favor the wealthy, and advocates for self-administered justice to avoid foreign interference.

What is the speaker's view on the leader's decision to appear in court?

• It was a brave decision.

• It was a popular decision.

• It was the worst decision.

• It was a necessary decision.

What does the speaker hope for from the court's ruling?

• A ruling that favors the government.

• A ruling that is quick and decisive.

• A ruling that is fair to both affected and accused.

• A ruling that is influenced by public opinion.

How does the speaker describe the appearance of the president in court?

• As a sign of strength.

• As a national embarrassment.

• As a routine procedure.

• As a victory for justice.

What is the speaker's opinion on the justice system in African courts?

• It is improving steadily.

• It is biased towards the wealthy.

• It is fair and just.

• It is better than Western courts.

What does the speaker suggest about external countries bringing justice?

• It is beneficial for the country.

• It is inappropriate interference.

• It is necessary for fair trials.

• It is a sign of international cooperation.