CLEAN : Protest against Pakistans Asia Bibi death sentence

The transcript discusses a sacred cause, highlighting the lack of male representation in women's associations. It expresses solidarity and indignation over the potential execution of a woman for blasphemy, urging global intervention. The speaker calls for international pressure on Pakistan to save Azia Bibi, suggesting that a unified voice from Muslim leaders could influence the Pakistani president to grant clemency.

What does the speaker regret about the support for the cause?

• That it is not supported by any associations

• That it is mostly supported by women's associations

• That it is supported by too many associations

• That it is only supported by international organizations

What is the speaker's main reason for showing solidarity?

• To promote international relations

• To encourage more associations to join

• To protest against the death penalty for blasphemy

• To support women's rights

What does the speaker suggest the world should tell Pakistan?

• To resist fundamentalist pressures

• To increase its international trade

• To become a more democratic country

• To improve its economic policies

What action does the speaker believe could help save Azia Bibi?

• A military intervention

• A unified appeal from Muslim leaders

• A petition signed by global citizens

• A boycott of Pakistani goods

Who does the speaker suggest should encourage Muslim leaders to appeal to Pakistan?

• The United Nations

• The European Union

• President Hollande

• The World Bank