VOICED: Suu Kyi's image returns to media amid Myanmar changes

The transcript discusses Myanmar's evolving political climate, highlighting the tentative dialogue between Aung San Suu Kyi and the military-backed government. It notes the increased visibility of Suu Kyi's image and the cautious optimism regarding press freedom. Despite some improvements, Myanmar still faces strict censorship, with journalists facing long jail terms. The government is attempting to change its repressive image, while Suu Kyi's supporters openly display her image. However, fear of repercussions remains, and the media is still cautious in reporting political matters.

What has the tentative dialogue between Aung San Suu Kyi and the government led to?

• A complete end to censorship

• A decrease in public support for her

• Increased visibility of her image on the streets

• A rise in political violence

What is one of the main challenges faced by journalists in Myanmar?

• Limited audience reach

• Lack of access to technology

• Strict censorship and long jail terms

• High competition from international media

Despite some improvements, what are journalists in Myanmar still unable to do freely?

• Discuss economic policies

• Report on international news

• Cover political matters in detail

• Write about cultural events

What has the government shown a desire to change?

• Its repressive image

• Its economic policies

• Its foreign alliances

• Its educational system

What is the public's reaction to the newfound freedoms?

• Indifference

• Complete rejection

• Fear and reluctance

• Cautious optimism and enthusiasm