CLEAN : Zambia's former Foreign Minister goes on trial for forgery

The speaker discusses how individuals are punished and resources depleted by being dragged to court for speaking about corruption. The government of Zambia is highlighted for its actions against its people. The speaker leaves it to the Zambian people to judge fairness and mentions that court matters should not be discussed until resolved.

What is the main reason given for dragging someone to court according to the speaker?

• To seek justice for a crime

• To deplete their resources

• To gain public support

• To ensure a fair trial

How does the speaker suggest the people of Zambia should respond to the government's actions?

• By protesting in the streets

• By judging the fairness of the treatment

• By ignoring the situation

• By supporting the government

What is the speaker's stance on the fairness of their treatment?

• They are indifferent

• They leave it to the public to decide

• They believe it is fair

• They think it is irrelevant

What does the speaker imply about discussing matters that are in court?

• It is encouraged to raise awareness

• It should be avoided until resolved

• It is necessary for transparency

• It is irrelevant to the public

When does the speaker plan to discuss the matter further?

• After consulting with a lawyer

• Immediately, to inform the public

• Once the court case is resolved

• During the next public meeting