CLEAN : Myanmar junta seeks to 'eliminate opposition' with Suu Kyi jailing: Amnesty

The transcript discusses the military's efforts to suppress opposition in Myanmar, highlighting the harsh treatment of those who oppose its rule, including prominent figures and ordinary citizens. It emphasizes the military's disregard for international criticism and the need for the global community to hold it accountable for human rights violations. The ongoing struggle for human rights and the military's historical resistance to international engagement are also addressed.

What is the primary goal of the military in Myanmar as discussed in the first section?

• To promote peace and democracy

• To eliminate any opposition to its rule

• To engage with the international community

• To support human rights initiatives

How does the military in Myanmar respond to international criticism according to the second section?

• They engage in diplomatic discussions

• They actively seek international approval

• They ignore and continue their actions

• They change their policies to align with international standards

What historical pattern of behavior does the military in Myanmar exhibit?

• A pattern of ignoring international criticism

• A history of cooperation with opposition groups

• A tendency to promote human rights

• Consistent engagement with international bodies

What is necessary for the international community to do to address the military's actions in Myanmar?

• Ignore the situation to avoid conflict

• Provide financial aid to the military

• Hold the military accountable for human rights violations

• Support the military's rule

What is the potential consequence if the international community does not act against the military's actions in Myanmar?

• The military will seek international approval

• The military will improve its human rights record

• The military will step down from power

• The military will continue to violate human rights