VOICED: Teaching a deadly business in Thailand's troubled south

The video discusses the ongoing insurgency in Southern Thailand, where schools and teachers are frequent targets of violence. The conflict, which began in 2004, has led to the deaths of over 4,400 people. Teachers in non-religious schools are seen as symbols of government authority and face threats from Muslim militants. The Thai Army's presence in the region has not stopped the violence and has led to accusations of human rights abuses. The cycle of violence continues, affecting everyday life and making it difficult to find a political solution.

What are the challenges faced by the Thai Army in addressing the insurgency?

Discuss the cycle of violence mentioned in the text and its implications for the local population.