CLEAN : Pro-Rohingya protesters demonstrate in front of ICJ

The transcript discusses a significant court case at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) regarding military crimes. It highlights the community's desire for justice for genocide and the beginning of a lengthy legal process. The community, especially those in refugee camps in Bangladesh, feels hopeful about achieving justice.

What is the significance of the acknowledgment in the ICJ according to the speaker?

• It is a routine legal procedure.

• It marks the end of a legal battle.

• It is a historic day for those seeking justice.

• It signifies a military victory.

What does the speaker describe as the beginning of a lengthy process?

• The establishment of a new court.

• The process of seeking justice for genocide.

• The relocation of refugees.

• The acknowledgment of military crimes.

What is the speaker's perspective on the process of seeking justice?

• It is a process that will never end.

• It is an unnecessary procedure.

• It is a lengthy but necessary process.

• It is a quick and easy process.

How does the speaker describe the community's reaction in Bangladesh?

• They are planning to move to another country.

• They are indifferent to the news.

• They are protesting against the decision.

• They are hopeful about justice.

What change in sentiment does the speaker note among the people in refugee camps?

• They have decided to return home.

• They have started to feel hopeful.

• They have become more hopeless.

• They have become more fearful.