CLEAN : Bahrain rights group wins Norwegian award

The video discusses the challenges faced by human rights defenders in Bahrain, highlighting the lack of international media attention and the risks involved in their work, such as torture and death. It mentions a family's nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize and emphasizes the importance of such recognition in raising awareness about human rights violations. The video also addresses the issue of political prisoners in Bahrain and the struggle for freedom against entrenched regimes, underscoring the responsibility to act against injustice.

Why is international media attention important for human rights issues in Bahrain?

• It helps in increasing tourism.

• It supports government policies.

• It highlights ongoing human rights violations.

• It promotes local businesses.

What was significant about the speaker's family's Nobel Peace Prize nomination?

• They were the first family to be nominated.

• They won the prize.

• They were the only nominees from Bahrain.

• They were nominated alongside Malala Yousafzai.

What is the speaker's perspective on the number of political prisoners in Bahrain?

• It is a small and insignificant number.

• It is a large percentage of the population.

• It is decreasing rapidly.

• It is not a concern for the international community.

What does the speaker refer to as the 'inconvenient revolution'?

• The technological advancements in the region.

• The struggle against entrenched regimes.

• The rapid economic growth in Bahrain.

• The cultural festivals in Bahrain.

What motivates individuals to continue fighting against oppression, according to the speaker?

• The support from international organizations.

• The experience of freedom and the refusal to be suffocated again.

• The desire for fame.

• Financial incentives.