CLEAN : New-born 'stateless' twin babies stuck in S.Africa as Namibia denies travel papers

The video discusses the experiences of a same-sex couple dealing with surrogacy and legal challenges in South Africa and Namibia. It highlights the discrimination faced due to the lack of a biological link requirement for citizenship, which is not imposed on heterosexual couples. The video emphasizes the violation of human rights and the importance of recognizing same-sex couples as families. It also touches on the broader definition of freedom and the rights of children in such contexts.

What was observed about the children's behavior during pregnancy?

• They were both very quiet.

• One was more alert than the other.

• They both slept through the night.

• They were both very active.

What is the role of an anonymous egg donor in surrogacy?

• To provide financial support.

• To carry the pregnancy.

• To adopt the child after birth.

• To donate eggs without revealing identity.

What legal requirement is mentioned for obtaining citizenship for the children?

• Proof of residence in South Africa.

• A DNA test showing a genetic link.

• A marriage certificate.

• A letter from the surrogate mother.

Why does the couple believe they are facing discrimination?

• Because they are not South African citizens.

• Because they are a same-sex couple.

• Because they have more than two children.

• Because they did not use a surrogate.

What rights do the couple claim are being violated?

• Right to free speech.

• Right to family and non-discrimination.

• Right to privacy.

• Right to education.