CLEAN : Swedish journalist on trial for smuggling Syrian boy

The transcript describes a journalist's internal conflict when faced with a moral decision. Initially, the journalist struggles with the idea of interacting rather than just reporting. As the situation unfolds, it becomes a personal reflection on values and the impact of one's actions. The journalist decides to help a boy in need, realizing the importance of making choices that align with personal ethics. The narrative highlights the consequences of decisions and the personal growth that comes from facing such dilemmas.

What challenge does the journalist face when first asked the question?

• They do not hear the question clearly.

• They are not used to interacting as a journalist.

• They are unsure of the language used.

• They are distracted by other tasks.

What moral dilemma does the journalist face?

• Whether to help a boy in danger or stick to their role.

• Whether to report the story or not.

• Whether to travel by flight or another means.

• Whether to ask more questions or remain silent.

What solution does the journalist offer to the boy?

• To provide him with financial support.

• To travel with them by an alternative means.

• To help him find a job.

• To report his story in the newspaper.

How does the journalist feel about their decision?

• They regret not sticking to their role.

• They are confident it was the right choice.

• They are indifferent to the outcome.

• They are unsure about the consequences.

What does the journalist acknowledge about their decision?

• It was a decision made by someone else.

• It was the easiest choice to make.

• It will affect them personally.

• It will have no impact on their life.