VOICED : Buddhists seek voice in strife-hit

The transcript discusses global movement and conflict, highlighting issues of speech and political rights. It addresses perceived bias in international diplomacy, particularly concerning the Rohingya. The speaker emphasizes the need for peaceful coexistence and community development. The transcript ends with unrelated personal notes.

What does the phrase 'We have no right to speech' imply in the context of the text?

What are the demands being made regarding political rights?

How do the international diplomatic cycles respond to these demands?

What is the perceived bias mentioned in the text?

What is the significance of living peacefully and developing communities?