CLEAN : Mother of mentally disabled man set for execution leaves Singapore court after appeal fails

The transcript discusses the emotional impact on a family after their appeal was dismissed, highlighting the mother's intimidating experience in court without legal representation. It calls for Singapore to reconsider its death penalty regime and listen to the stories of affected families.

What was the family's reaction to the dismissal of their appeal?

• They were hopeful for another chance.

• They found it hard to accept.

• They were indifferent.

• They were relieved.

Why was the court environment particularly intimidating for the mother?

• She was threatened by the judge.

• She was not allowed to speak.

• She had to face the judge without a lawyer and didn't speak English.

• She was unfamiliar with the legal system.

What motivated the mother to face the judge despite her fear?

• She did it for her son.

• She was forced by the authorities.

• She wanted to prove her innocence.

• She was seeking financial compensation.

What does the speaker suggest Singapore should reconsider?

• Its healthcare system.

• Its death penalty regime.

• Its education system.

• Its economic policies.

Why is it important to listen to the stories of prisoners and their families?

• Their voices are often silenced and unheard.

• They often have financial advice.

• They are usually entertaining.

• They provide legal expertise.