CLEAN : 'Not personal': Abducted Sri Lankan dissident who helped oust president

The transcript discusses the political situation in Sri Lanka, highlighting protests against government policies and the need for action plans. It includes a personal account of abduction and the role of international intervention. The narrative emphasizes the importance of democracy and people's power, calling for commissions to address war crimes and disappearances. The speaker appeals to the international community, stressing the fight for democracy without armed struggle.

What actions were taken against government policies and programs in the context of establishing socialism?

How did the international community play a role in the speaker's situation during the crisis?

Discuss the significance of the actions taken by the people in response to the government's actions.

What were the illegal abductions and disappearances mentioned, and what is their relevance to the current political situation?

What is the speaker's perspective on democracy and the expectations from the current rulers?