VOICED : Still making amends: haunted life for Myanmar's child soldiers

The video discusses the story of Su Tatu, a former child soldier in Myanmar, who was forcibly recruited at 16. It highlights the physical and emotional toll of his military service and the broader issue of child soldiers in Myanmar. The UN's efforts to stop underage recruitment and the challenges of reintegration into civilian life are also covered. The importance of community support for former child soldiers is emphasized.

What difficult choice did Su Tatu face at the age of 16?

• Joining a band or going to school

• Joining the military or going to school

• Joining a sports team or going to prison

• Joining the military or going to prison

What was one of the consequences Su Tatu faced during his time in the army?

• He was given a medal of honor

• He was beaten for mistakes

• He was promoted to a high rank

• He received a scholarship for education

Who played a crucial role in Su Tatu's release from the army?

• His friend

• His mother

• His teacher

• His father

What is a significant challenge faced by former child soldiers in Myanmar?

• Finding a new job

• Facing stigma in civilian life

• Traveling abroad

• Learning a new language

What is Su Tatu's hope for the future?

• To become a military leader

• To move to another country

• To erase his memories completely

• To make amends with time and patience