CLEAN: Fears grow for fate of Myanmar's monks

The transcript discusses the plight of Buddhist monks in Myanmar, who have been detained by the military under harsh conditions. The United Nations is concerned about their treatment and is seeking access to them. UN Special Envoy Ibrahim Gambari has visited Myanmar to address the situation, but rights groups criticize the lack of progress. The military's reported casualty figures from clashes are disputed by the international community, which believes the actual numbers are higher. Thai monks express concern for their Burmese counterparts, praying for their safety.

What is the main concern of the international community regarding the detained monks in Myanmar?

• Their access to education

• Their living conditions and whereabouts

• Their financial stability

• Their ability to practice religion

What prompted the United Nations Special Envoy to visit Myanmar?

• A request from the Myanmar government

• The need to address economic issues

• The crackdown on anti-regime demonstrations

• An invitation from the Buddhist monks

What criticism is faced by the UN Special Envoy Ibrahim Gambari?

• Not ensuring the safety of detainees

• Ignoring environmental concerns

• Failing to meet with the military regime

• Not addressing economic reforms

What is the international community's stance on the casualty figures reported by the Myanmar military regime?

• They agree with the figures

• They believe the figures are underestimated

• They think the figures are exaggerated

• They have no opinion on the figures

What is the reaction of Thai monks to the situation in Myanmar?

• They are planning a protest

• They are praying for the safe release of their fellow monks

• They are indifferent to the situation

• They are relocating to Myanmar