Crowd gathers outside the Foreign Office to protest Lord Cameron's inaction on Myanmar sanctions

The transcript discusses the need for the UK, particularly David Cameron, to take decisive action in support of Burma against military oppression. It highlights the symbolism behind protests, the necessity for sanctions, and the UK's potential global role. The lack of a concrete plan from the UK is criticized, and the urgency of addressing human rights violations is emphasized. The transcript concludes with a call for collective action to ensure change.

What is the main concern expressed by the speaker regarding David Cameron's actions?

• He has imposed too many sanctions.

• He has taken too many actions.

• He has visited Burma too often.

• He has not taken any concrete actions.

Why are costumes and masks used in the protest?

• To celebrate a festival.

• To promote a new fashion trend.

• To show support for the military.

• To symbolize the slow response of David Cameron.

What role does the speaker believe the UK should take in the Burma crisis?

• A military intervention role.

• A global leadership role.

• A financial investor role.

• A passive observer role.

What is the speaker's view on the UK's plan for change in Myanmar?

• The UK has a plan but it is too aggressive.

• The UK has a plan that is too costly.

• The UK has no plan for change.

• The UK has a clear and effective plan.

What does the speaker suggest is necessary to support change in Myanmar?

• Isolation from global affairs.

• International pressure and humanitarian aid.

• More financial investments.

• Increased military presence.