CLEAN : Must be accountability for Myanmar

The transcript discusses the importance of punishing crimes according to the law while ensuring accountability. It warns against blaming specific communities, as this can lead to increased aggression and extremism. The speaker expresses concern over the lack of desired changes from reforms and emphasizes the need to maintain faith in the reform process.

Why is it important to punish those who commit crimes according to the law?

• To target specific communities

• To ensure justice and accountability

• To create fear among the public

• To increase the number of laws

What is a potential consequence of blaming specific communities for crimes?

• It strengthens community bonds

• It reduces crime rates

• It increases aggression and extremism

• It leads to peace and harmony

What cycle is initiated by pointing fingers at particular communities?

• A cycle of peace and understanding

• A cycle of legal reforms

• A cycle of economic growth

• A cycle of aggression and extremism

What concern is raised about the reform process?

• It has been too rapid

• It has been too costly

• It has not brought desired changes

• It has been universally accepted

Why is it important for people to maintain faith in the reform process?

• To increase the number of laws

• To ensure continuous support for reforms

• To create more divisions in society

• To reduce the number of reforms