VOICED : Hope not revenge guides former prisoners after Suu Kyi win

The transcript discusses the arrest of Myanmar student leaders and the ongoing plight of political prisoners. Despite the government's release of 3000 detainees, many students remain imprisoned. The community's primary desire is to rebuild and re-engage with the world, overshadowing feelings of anger. Artist Temlin, a former prisoner, advocates for reconciliation over revenge. Myanmar faces significant challenges, particularly concerning political prisoners, as it seeks to rebuild.

What event has given fresh hope for Myanmar's political prisoners?

• International intervention

• A new government policy

• Sansoucy's electoral success

• The release of all student leaders

How many political detainees were released by the government in July?

• 4000

• 3000

• 2000

• 1000

What is the primary desire of the people according to the second section?

• To engage with the world

• To increase political arrests

• To remain isolated

• To seek revenge

What does artist Temlin advocate for after his release from prison?

• Political activism

• Revenge

• Reconciliation

• Isolation

What challenge does Sansoucy face in rebuilding Myanmar?

• Natural disasters

• Lack of international support

• The plight of political prisoners

• Economic instability