CLEAN : South African women

The transcript discusses the need for a person to stand trial in South Africa for crimes committed there, emphasizing the importance of not allowing alleged criminals to evade justice. It highlights the need for international awareness, particularly regarding crimes against women, and calls for action from women in Britain to demand justice.

What is the main reason the speaker wants the person to stand trial in South Africa?

• The person has already been tried in Britain.

• The crime was committed in South Africa.

• The person is a South African citizen.

• The trial would be faster in South Africa.

What is the speaker's main concern about the legal process?

• It is taking too long.

• It is not transparent.

• It is too expensive.

• It is biased against foreigners.

What message does the speaker want to send to the international community?

• International laws are not applicable in South Africa.

• Crimes in South Africa, especially against women, will not be tolerated.

• South Africa has the best legal system.

• South Africa is a safe haven for criminals.

What action does the speaker urge women in Britain to take?

• To ignore the situation.

• To demand the extradition of the accused to South Africa.

• To support the accused.

• To protest against South African laws.

Why does the speaker believe the accused should be extradited to South Africa?

• To reduce legal costs.

• To avoid media attention in Britain.

• To face the consequences of crimes committed in South Africa.

• To ensure a fair trial.