VOICED: Apelacion para medico paquistani

The transcript discusses the case of Shaquille Afridi, a Pakistani doctor accused of aiding the CIA in locating Osama Bin Laden. Afridi was sentenced to 33 years in prison, a decision his brother Jamil Afridi deems unjust and unilateral. Jamil claims the charges are false and that Shaquille remained in Pakistan because he is innocent. He also mentions that the Pakistani president authorized the operation against Al-Qaeda, suggesting that Shaquille was used as a scapegoat by the authorities.

What action did the brother of the Pakistani doctor take regarding the prison sentence?

• He appealed to the United Nations.

• He requested a higher court to intervene.

• He accepted the sentence.

• He fled the country.

What does Jamil Afridi claim about the charges against his brother?

• They are justified.

• They are exaggerated.

• They are false.

• They are minor.

Where do the tribal courts operate, according to the transcript?

• In semi-autonomous tribal regions.

• In the capital city.

• In neighboring countries.

• In urban areas of Pakistan.

Who does Jamil Afridi claim authorized the operation against Osama Bin Laden?

• The Chief of Police.

• The Prime Minister of Pakistan.

• The President of Pakistan.

• The United Nations.

According to Jamil Afridi, who was aware of the operation against Osama Bin Laden?

• No one in Pakistan.

• High-ranking officials in Pakistan.

• Only the local police.

• Only the CIA.