Anti-Brexit campaigners gather on Irish border

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by Irish citizens due to Brexit, highlighting the lack of secured education access and the impact on human rights. It emphasizes the uncertainty surrounding Brexit outcomes and the need for vigilance to protect community rights. The discussion also reflects on the ongoing concerns and the importance of making voices heard to ensure a better future.

What is the main concern of Irish citizens on the island regarding their status?

• Lack of access to education

• Being considered second-class citizens

• Leaving the EU without consent

• Protection of trade

What is under daily attack in England according to the transcript?

• The Irish government

• The European Convention on Human Rights

• The British state

• The southern parties

What is the reaction of the southern parties to the partition?

• They are embarrassed by it

• They ignore it

• They celebrate it

• They support it

What is the certainty about the outcome of Brexit mentioned in the transcript?

• It will be beneficial

• It will be neutral

• It will not be good

• It will be delayed

What is the main action suggested for Irish citizens in the north?

• To move to the south

• To assert their rights

• To accept the changes

• To remain silent