CLEAN : Myanmar junta to 'intimidate' Suu Kyi and supporters by moving her to prison: HRW

The transcript discusses the military's actions against Aung San Suu Kyi and the implications for Myanmar's political landscape. It highlights the military's view of Suu Kyi as a threat, their strategy to imprison her, and the potential backlash from these actions. The international community's response, particularly the role of ASEAN, is also examined, emphasizing the need for a new strategy to address the ongoing human rights abuses and political crisis in Myanmar.

What is the military's primary reason for detaining Aung San Suu Kyi?

• To use her as leverage for better treatment

• To eliminate her as a political threat

• To negotiate with international powers

• To protect her from public backlash

How does the military plan to change Aung San Suu Kyi's detention conditions compared to the 1990s?

• By placing her under house arrest again

• By allowing her more freedom

• By isolating her in a remote prison

• By providing better living conditions

What is the expected impact of the military's actions on the resistance movement?

• It will weaken the resistance

• It will lead to peace talks

• It will have no effect

• It will strengthen the resistance

Why is ASEAN criticized in the context of resolving the Myanmar crisis?

• For lacking the capacity to handle the situation

• For being too aggressive

• For supporting the military junta

• For imposing strict sanctions

What is the suggested approach to address the worsening situation in Myanmar?

• Supporting the military junta

• Ignoring the issue

• Relying solely on ASEAN

• Developing a new international strategy