CLEAN : Nepal's hunger strike doctor campaigning for better healthcare

The transcript discusses personal reflections on ambitions and movements, highlighting the lucrativeness of the medical education sector. It critiques the political influence and profit-driven nature of the medical field, advocating for a more equitable distribution of medical resources across Nepal. The speaker expresses hope for legislative changes to improve the health system and emphasizes the importance of protesting against injustice, warning against neutrality in the face of oppression.

In what ways does the speaker suggest one can respond to injustice?

What does the speaker mean by 'supporting the oppressor' in the context of injustice?