Myanmar protest turns bloody

Myanmar's military is harshly suppressing protests, resulting in at least 13 deaths. Internet access is restricted, hindering information flow. Buddhist monks, despite their revered status, are being attacked. With many monks detained, students and youths are continuing the protests. The international community, including the UN, has condemned the violence, but it's uncertain if Myanmar's generals will heed these criticisms.

What has been the impact of the military's actions on the flow of information in Myanmar?

• Information flow has increased.

• Internet access has been severely restricted.

• Internet access has been improved.

• There has been no change in information flow.

Who were the initial leaders of the protest movement in Myanmar?

• Students

• International activists

• Buddhist monks

• Government officials

What actions were taken against the Buddhist monks during the crackdown?

• They were invited to negotiate.

• They were arrested and mistreated.

• They were ignored.

• They were given awards.

Who has taken over the leadership of the protests after the monks?

• International organizations

• Student groups and youths

• Military officials

• Business leaders

What is the international community's response to the repression in Myanmar?

• They have provided military aid.

• They have condemned the actions.

• They have remained silent.

• They have supported the military.