CLEAN : Bodies of hanged anti apartheid activists exhumed

The video discusses the challenges faced by families in recovering the remains of their loved ones, emphasizing the limited goals and the non-prescriptive nature of healing. It highlights the historical context of state ownership of bodies post-execution, whether political prisoners or criminals, as a punishment beyond death. The responsibility of movements to return the remains of fallen soldiers to their families is stressed, as it is crucial for achieving lasting peace in the country.

What is one of the main goals for families seeking closure?

• To heal completely

• To bury the remains of their loved ones

• To forget the past

• To seek revenge

What happened to the bodies of individuals who were hanged?

• They remained the property of the state

• They were returned to their families

• They were buried in a public cemetery

• They were cremated

Why is the retention of bodies by the state considered a punishment beyond death?

• Because it is a legal requirement

• Because it is a cultural tradition

• Because it prevents families from achieving closure

• Because it is a financial burden

What responsibility do movements have towards their soldiers?

• To ensure their remains are returned to their families

• To guarantee employment

• To provide financial support

• To offer educational opportunities

What is considered a step towards lasting peace in the context of the video?

• Economic development

• Political reform

• Returning the remains of fallen fighters

• Cultural exchange programs