CLEAN : Suu Kyi wants a government of national reconciliation in Myanmar

The transcript discusses the challenges and aspirations related to democratic transition, emphasizing the importance of national reconciliation and the need for constitutional changes. It highlights the desire for a government of national unity and the rejection of a zero-sum political game. The speaker stresses the importance of not exaggerating problems and ensuring protection under the law, while acknowledging the difficulties in changing the constitution.

What is the speaker's view on the election process?

• It is completely free and fair.

• It is less than totally free and fair.

• It is irrelevant to democratic transition.

• It is a zero-sum game.

According to the speaker, what should democracy not be about?

• Human rights

• Fair elections

• National reconciliation

• Persecution and revenge

What does the speaker promise to everyone living in the country?

• Immediate constitutional changes

• Proper protection according to law and human rights

• Unlimited freedom

• No government intervention

What does the speaker say about constitutions?

• They are irrelevant to democracy.

• They are eternal and unchangeable.

• They are made by people and can be changed.

• They should never be amended.

What is the speaker's stance on changing the constitution?

• It is an impossible obstacle.

• It should not be attempted.

• It is possible but difficult.

• It is unnecessary.