CLEAN : S.African group

The transcript discusses a police incident involving brutality in public, highlighting the impunity with which officers act, often escaping serious consequences. It draws parallels with the Marikana case, where despite significant loss of life, no senior officials or police officers faced repercussions. The discussion emphasizes the need for accountability and the role of media in bringing such issues to light.

What was the public's reaction to the police incident described in the first section?

• They were unaware of the incident.

• They were shocked by the brutality.

• They were indifferent to the incident.

• They were supportive of the police actions.

What does the second section suggest about the behavior of police officers over the years?

• They have improved their public image.

• They have learned to evade consequences.

• They have become more accountable.

• They have reduced instances of brutality.

How does media attention affect police behavior, according to the second section?

• It encourages more brutal behavior.

• It often results in minor consequences.

• It has no impact on police actions.

• It always leads to severe punishment.

What is highlighted about the Marikana case in the final section?

• No significant actions were taken against officials.

• All responsible officials were punished.

• The case was resolved quickly.

• The government took immediate action.

What systemic issue is emphasized in the Marikana case?

• Lack of consequences for officials.

• Strong government accountability.

• Effective police reforms.

• Increased public trust in police.