Death row in Morocco

The video explores the lives of prisoners in Morocco, focusing on those sentenced to death. It highlights the stories of Mustafa, a former military policeman, and Suad, a woman sentenced for murdering her children. The video discusses the declining trend of death penalty sentences in Morocco and the potential for its abolition, which would make Morocco the first Arab country to do so.

What is the main reason the man in the first section paints?

• To impress the prison staff

• To pass the time

• To express his artistic talent

• To forget the severity of his sentence

What is the role of Mustafa in the prison context?

• A prison director

• A former military policeman

• A prison warden

• A campaign group leader

Why was Suad sentenced to death?

• For attacking a prison guard

• For escaping from prison

• For murdering her two children

• For stealing from a store

How often do Moroccan courts hand out the death penalty?

• Four or five times a year

• Once a year

• Two or three times a year

• Every month

What significant change could Morocco achieve regarding capital punishment?

• Increasing the number of executions

• Becoming the 100th country to abolish it

• Introducing new methods of execution

• Becoming the first African country to abolish it