TITLE: Is Anyone On the Side of the Congolese Now? Ann Garrison speaks to Jean-Claude Maswana
SENTENCE 1: Africa, Asia, and the free and liberated peoples in every corner of the globe will ever remain at the side of the millions of Congolese who will not abandon the struggle until the day when there will be no more colonizers and no more of their mercenaries in our country."
SENTENCE 2: In December 2016 when the Catholic Church played a key role in the so-called December 31st Agreement between Kabila and the opposition, I didn’t feel the Catholic Church was on the side of the people.
SENTENCE 3: AG: Early on you explained that the only real agency on behalf of the Congolese people is in the hands of the Congolese people, who would themselves have to stop recognizing Kabila as the rightful president.

Bias label: slightly
Annotator rationales:
If it is stated that two people are going to speak, then a conversation or interaction between them is expected, rather than just a reflection from one party.
If only one point of view is presented, then the aim is to make the audience agree with it rather than allowing them to reach their own conclusion.
If the statement questions the role of the Catholic Church without thoroughly examining its impact on the people, then it suggests opposition to the Church itself rather than a balanced analysis of its alignment with the public interest.