CLEAN : Images of Singapore court as mentally disabled man's last-ditch death row appeal heard

The transcript discusses the disheartening developments in a campaign for clemency. The court suggests that presidential clemency might be the only hope, and the family is determined to extend the individual's life by exploring all legal and public avenues. Nagen, the individual in question, makes a heartfelt plea to the government and society for another chance, primarily for his family's sake, and promises to contribute positively to society if granted clemency.

What is the main reason the speaker finds the developments disheartening?

• The speaker's personal disagreement with the Court

• The lack of public support

• The family's refusal to campaign

• The Court's indication that clemency is the only hope

Why does the family believe there is no such thing as false hope?

• They do not trust the Court's decision

• They are not aware of the legal mechanisms

• They want to extend his life as long as possible

• They have already given up

What mechanisms are the family using to support their loved one?

• Only legal mechanisms

• Only public campaigning

• None of the above

• Both legal and clemency mechanisms

What is Nagen's primary concern if he is executed?

• The loss of public support

• The legal costs involved

• His inability to serve society

• The impact on his family

What does Nagen promise to do if given another chance?

• Leave the country

• Serve society

• Write a book

• Stop campaigning