CLEAN : Wife of Australian missionary detained in

The transcript discusses a personal situation involving a husband's legal troubles due to carrying Korean gospel literature. The speaker describes the challenges of living under constant scrutiny and the importance of taking action. They express hope in China's influence over North Korea but remain apolitical, focusing on prayer and belief that any government is better than none.

What was the serious offense committed by the narrator's husband?

• Carrying Korean language gospel literature

• Traveling without a visa

• Speaking against the government

• Smuggling goods

Why is the narrator unable to contact her husband?

• He is on a secret mission

• He is in a remote area

• He has been detained and is unreachable

• He lost his phone

What does the narrator's husband believe is important in a controlled situation?

• Doing nothing

• Taking some form of action

• Following strict rules

• Avoiding all contact

What is the narrator's stance on politics?

• Strongly political

• Apolitical

• Opposed to all governments

• Actively involved in politics

What do the narrator and her husband believe about governments?

• Only democratic governments are valid

• Governments are unnecessary

• Governments should be overthrown

• Any government is better than no government