CLEAN : Wafa Mustafa: Syrian in tireless search for missing father

The speaker reflects on the importance of memory and existence, expressing a desire to fight back against the pain of remembering. They emphasize the need for justice and saving those who can still be saved, particularly the 130,000 detainees in Syria. The speaker believes that change in Syria will come from the public, not from political entities, and expresses a strong desire for justice, accountability, and freedom for Syria.

What does the speaker believe is the only option available to them?

• To remain silent

• To seek political help

• To forget the past

• To fight back

What is the main message regarding those who can still be saved?

• Wait for international intervention

• It's too late to save anyone

• Only focus on those already lost

• We must prioritize saving those who can still be saved

How many people are believed to be detained by the Assad regime?

• 130,000

• 50,000

• 200,000

• 500,000

According to the speaker, where will change for Syria come from?

• International community

• Political parties

• The United Nations

• The public and citizens

What does the speaker believe about the role of states and politicians in bringing change?

• They are the primary agents of change

• They will not bring change

• They are somewhat helpful

• They are the only hope

What does the speaker want for the 130,000 detainees in Syria?

• To have the chance to speak for themselves

• To remain silent

• To be relocated

• To be forgotten

What does the speaker express a desire for in terms of personal relationships?

• To never see their loved ones again

• To move away from their loved ones

• To have their loved ones sit next to them

• To forget their loved ones