CLEAN: Suu Kyi returns to house arrest after guilty verdict

The transcript discusses political restrictions in a city, the popularity of a political figure, and the perceived threat she poses to the ruling military establishment. It highlights humanitarian concerns, including the commutation of a sentence from hard labor to house arrest and the harsh conditions faced by political prisoners in Myanmar. The transcript concludes with an unrelated remark.

What was the main reason for restricting individuals from being released outside the city?

• Because of a lack of transportation

• To prevent them from voting in the 2010 election

• To keep them under surveillance

• Due to fear of them causing unrest

Why was the political figure considered a threat to the military establishment?

• She had a large following and was very popular

• She had military experience

• She controlled the media

• She was related to a former leader

What was provided to the political figure during her house arrest?

• Access to the internet

• A public platform to speak

• Convenient accommodation

• A personal security team

What change was made to the political figure's sentence?

• It was reduced from hard labor to house arrest

• It was extended to five years

• It was completely revoked

• It was changed to community service

What is a major concern regarding the political prisoners in Myanmar?

• They have access to legal representation

• They are held in harsh conditions

• They are given special privileges

• They are being released too quickly