CLEAN : Ni siquiera se por que no tengo utero : el dolor de las esterilizaciones forzadas en Sudafrica

The speaker shares a personal story about medical issues related to the uterus, expressing confusion and frustration over the lack of explanation for her condition. She highlights the social implications for women with HIV and TB, and her determination to prevent her daughter from experiencing similar issues. The speaker emphasizes her right to advocate for change and seek closure.

What is the speaker's main concern in the first section?

• The speaker is worried about financial issues.

• The speaker is planning a vacation.

• The speaker is confused about a medical procedure involving the uterus.

• The speaker is discussing educational opportunities.

In the second section, what medical conditions are mentioned as affecting the women?

• Cancer and heart disease

• HIV and TB

• Asthma and allergies

• Diabetes and hypertension

What is the speaker's stance on the medical procedures discussed in the second section?

• The speaker supports the procedures.

• The speaker is unaware of the procedures.

• The speaker questions the necessity of the procedures.

• The speaker is indifferent to the procedures.

What is the speaker determined to do in the third section?

• Start a new business.

• Ensure her daughter receives a good education.

• Move to a different country.

• Prevent her daughter from facing similar medical issues.

How does the speaker view her rights in the third section?

• She thinks her rights are irrelevant.

• She is unsure about her rights.

• She believes she has every right to fight for her cause.

• She feels she has no rights.