VOICED : Clashes mistrust overshadow Myanmar peace process

The video discusses the ongoing conflict between the Myanmar government and the Kachin Independence Army, which has displaced 100,000 people since 2011. Despite attempts at reconciliation, fighting continues, affecting security and daily life. The conflict has historical roots dating back to Myanmar's independence. Recent peace efforts have seen tentative agreements with some rebel groups, but challenges remain. The video highlights the hopes for a national ceasefire and the desire for political autonomy among rebels, while displaced people await a safe return home.

What event in 2011 led to the displacement of 100,000 people in Myanmar?

• A natural disaster

• The end of a ceasefire

• An economic crisis

• A political election

What justification did the military junta use for its rule in Myanmar?

• International pressure

• Civil conflicts in minority areas

• Economic development

• Environmental conservation

Which group has not signed a peace deal with the reformist regime in Myanmar?

• Shan State Army

• Kachin Independence Army

• Chin National Front

• Karen National Union

What are the main demands of the rebels in the current negotiations?

• Reduction in taxes

• Immediate withdrawal of foreign troops

• More political autonomy and control over resources

• Increased foreign aid

What are the hopes of the internally displaced people in Myanmar?

• To start new businesses

• To migrate to neighboring countries

• To return home after a ceasefire agreement

• To receive international aid