Al-Jazeera Journalists Jailed For Three Years

The transcript discusses the sentencing of Al Jazeera journalists, including Mohamed Fahmy, to prison terms in Egypt. The verdict has been met with shock and criticism, particularly from Peter Greste and Amal Clooney, who argue it is an affront to freedom of expression. The legal proceedings have been lengthy, with initial terrorism charges reduced to broadcasting false news. The journalists' families are devastated, and there is little faith in the justice system. The case highlights the risks journalists face in Egypt and the political complexities involved.

What was the reaction of Peter Greste to the verdict?

• He was relieved.

• He was shocked.

• He was indifferent.

• He was happy.

What did Amal Clooney call the verdict?

• A fair decision.

• An unjust verdict.

• A minor setback.

• A routine outcome.

What was the original charge against the journalists?

• Fraud.

• Espionage.

• Terror-related charges.

• Tax evasion.

What is the main concern of Mohamed Fahmy's brother regarding the justice system?

• The court is too strict.

• The court is too slow.

• The court is not serving justice.

• The court is too lenient.

What message does the verdict send to journalists in Egypt?

• They will receive government protection.

• They could face jail for doing their job.

• They will be rewarded for their work.

• They are free to report without fear.