UK PM Theresa May soundbite on Rohingya in Myanmar

The transcript discusses the Foreign Secretary's involvement at the United Nations, focusing on a meeting about Burma. The UK government has decided to halt defense engagement with the Burmese military due to concerns over military actions against the Rohingya people. The government emphasizes the need for these actions to stop and calls for Aung San Suu Kyi's government to intervene.

What was the Foreign Secretary involved in during his visit to the United Nations?

• A meeting on global trade

• A meeting on nuclear disarmament

• A meeting on Burma

• A meeting on climate change

What change in policy did the government announce regarding the Burmese military?

• No further defense engagement

• Increased military support

• Financial aid to the military

• Continued training programs

Why did the government decide to change its policy towards the Burmese military?

• Due to economic reasons

• Because of international pressure

• Concern for the Rohingya people

• To strengthen diplomatic ties

What action does the speaker urge Aung San Suu Kyi and her government to take?

• Make clear that military actions need to stop

• Increase military presence

• Ignore international criticism

• Support military actions

What is the speaker's main concern regarding the situation in Burma?

• Economic instability

• Environmental issues

• Military actions against the Rohingya

• Political corruption