VOICED : Revival of Thai south script points way to peace

The video discusses the teaching of Yawi script in Thailand, a unique form of writing using the Arabic alphabet for the local Malay language. It highlights the cultural and religious significance of this script, as well as the historical context of Thailand's annexation of the Muslim-majority South. The video also explores the impact of forced assimilation, leading to insurgency and violence, and how art reflects the region's struggles. Finally, it touches on political efforts to restart peace talks and the importance of allowing local cultures and languages to flourish for lasting peace.

What role does art play in reflecting the local culture and the experiences of the people in the region?

What are the local sentiments regarding peace and cultural flourishing in the region?