CLEAN : Escape from Myanmar: how a reporter fled to safety in Spain

The narrator recounts a harrowing experience of being searched for by soldiers in Myanmar, leading to a life of fear and paranoia. After escaping to Germany, they find relief from deportation but struggle with guilt over leaving others behind. The narrative highlights the ongoing resistance against the military in Myanmar, with self-organized groups and journalists playing crucial roles in the fight for democracy.

What prompted the narrator to leave his home urgently?

• A job offer abroad

• A natural disaster warning

• A message from a neighbor about soldiers searching for him

• An invitation to a safe house

How did the narrator feel upon arriving in Germany?

• Anxious about being deported

• Relieved after being assured of safety

• Excited to start a new life

• Indifferent to the situation

What internal conflict does the narrator experience after reaching safety?

• Regret for not joining the military

• Feeling guilty for leaving friends behind

• Doubt about his decision to leave

• Fear of being discovered in Germany

What role do self-organized groups play in Myanmar according to the narrator?

• They provide humanitarian aid

• They negotiate with the government

• They organize peaceful protests

• They physically resist the military

Why is it important for journalists to continue their work according to the narrator?

• To ensure the military's perspective is heard

• To document and report on the resistance efforts

• To entertain the public

• To promote tourism in Myanmar