CLEAN : Journalist convicted for bringing Syrian boy to Sweden

The transcript describes a journalist's journey from confusion to personal reflection, leading to a decision to help someone in need. Initially, the journalist struggles with the role of reporting versus interacting. Through repeated questioning, the focus shifts from journalism to personal values and the impact of decisions. Ultimately, the journalist offers an alternative to a risky choice, highlighting the importance of understanding the consequences of one's actions.

What was the journalist's initial reaction to the question posed to them?

• They answered the question right away.

• They ignored the question completely.

• They were confused because they were used to reporting.

• They immediately understood the question.

What realization did the journalist come to about the situation?

• It was purely a journalistic task.

• It was a legal issue.

• It was about their personal values and identity.

• It was a simple reporting assignment.

What moral dilemma did the journalist face?

• Whether to report the story or not.

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

• Whether to travel by flight or not.

• Whether to ask more questions.

What solution did the journalist and their team offer?

• To offer an alternative way to travel.

• To travel by flight with the boy.

• To ignore the boy's situation.

• To report the boy's story.

What was the journalist's reflection on their decision?

• It was a crime.

• It had no impact on them.

• It was a decision that affected them personally.

• It was a purely professional decision.