VOICED : Jovenes liberadas de Nigeria esperan aun para ver a sus familias

The transcript discusses the release of 82 Nigerian students who were held captive by Boko Haram for over three years. The government is conducting medical and psychological tests to ensure their well-being. Parents can visit, and students have the option to go home temporarily. The release was part of an exchange for detained fighters. Identity verification is required for those affected by Boko Haram. Out of 276 girls kidnapped in 2014, 113 remain captive. The conflict with Boko Haram has resulted in significant casualties and displacement in Nigeria.

What measures are being taken to ensure the well-being of the released schoolgirls before they reunite with their families?

• They are being given new clothes.

• They are undergoing medical and psychological tests.

• They are being taught new skills.

• They are being sent on a vacation.

What was the condition for the release of the 82 schoolgirls?

• A military rescue operation.

• International diplomatic intervention.

• Exchange for detained Boko Haram fighters.

• Payment of a ransom.

What must individuals who have been in Boko Haram-controlled areas do according to the government?

• Participate in a public interview.

• Report to the nearest police station.

• Undergo identity verification by the army.

• Attend a rehabilitation program.

How many girls remain captive from the original group abducted in 2014?

• 200

• 276

• 113

• 82

Since 2009, what has been the impact of the conflict with Boko Haram in Nigeria?

• 10,000 deaths and 1 million displaced.

• 15,000 deaths and 1.5 million displaced.

• 20,000 deaths and 2.6 million displaced.

• 25,000 deaths and 3 million displaced.