CLEAN : Al Jazeera spokesperson reacts to the Egyptian court decision

Peter and Mohammed, journalists unjustly convicted by an Egyptian court, have been in jail for a year. The Court of Cassation has ordered a retrial, sparking global anger. The Egyptian authorities face a choice: follow a lengthy process or expedite the retrial to release the journalists quickly.

What were Peter and Mohammed doing when they were unjustly convicted?

• They were on vacation.

• They were involved in a protest.

• They were attending a conference.

• They were working as journalists.

What has the Court of Cassation in Egypt decided regarding Peter and Mohammed?

• To release them immediately.

• To uphold their conviction.

• To deport them.

• To grant them a retrial.

Why is there a global demand for a swift retrial process?

• To prevent further protests.

• To avoid media attention.

• To comply with international law.

• To ensure justice is served quickly.

What is one option available to the Egyptian authorities regarding the retrial process?

• To delay the process indefinitely.

• To expedite the retrial.

• To transfer the case to another country.

• To ignore the court's decision.

What could be the consequence of following the normal retrial process?

• The case could be dismissed.

• The retrial could take 12 to 18 months.

• The journalists could be released immediately.

• The journalists could be transferred to another prison.