CLEAN : South Africa's Fees Must Fall student leader in court

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by student leaders in South Africa, highlighting the state's strategy to suppress student movements through victimization and intimidation. It emphasizes the demand for free, quality, and decolonized education, and criticizes the militarization of campuses. The lack of a legitimate response from the state and the unjust treatment of students are also addressed. The transcript concludes with a call for amnesty for unjustly suspended students.

What are the calculated demands of the student leaders mentioned in the text?

How has the militarization of campuses affected students' ability to attend classes?

In what ways do the student leaders feel they have been victimized?

What actions do the student leaders plan to take if their demands are not met?

What is the significance of the term 'amnesty' in the context of the students' demands?