'Maybe I will die' says Gurkha veteran on Westminster hunger strike

The transcript discusses the historical injustice faced by certain soldiers who were treated as mercenaries despite agreements for equal treatment. The speaker highlights the lack of empathy and justice over the years, leading to a hunger strike as a last resort. The urgency of the situation is emphasized, with the speaker expressing the dire consequences of their protest.

What does the speaker highlight as a major issue faced by their community?

• Lack of education

• Alienation and exploitation

• Environmental concerns

• Economic instability

What historical agreement is mentioned by the speaker?

• The Geneva Convention

• The 1947 Tripod Agreement

• The Paris Peace Accords

• The Treaty of Versailles

How were the soldiers treated according to the speaker?

• With great respect

• As mercenary soldiers

• As equals to the British Army

• As national heroes

What extreme measure does the speaker mention taking to draw attention to their cause?

• Holding a press conference

• Starting a hunger strike

• Organizing a protest march

• Writing a petition

What does the speaker express about their current situation during the interview?

• Contentment with the status quo

• Gratitude for being heard

• Optimism about the future

• Desperation and urgency