I agree with what the journalists were mentioning. Burma had been isolated for more than a decade. It's just recently getting some democracy. The newspapers currently in Burma are the Global New Light of Myanmar and Eleven Media. They all are sponsored by the Burmese government. We need a lot of real news in Burma. However, the Burmese government notoriously likes to censor the news, so there has been no major newspaper in Burma. Reuters journalists just broadcast the news about the Rohingya crisis and they got arrested. I would say that you need to put international pressure on the Burmese government by sanctioning them. Also for countries like Singapore and China, where the military regime is hiding its money, maybe we should also let them know that the Burmese government is notoriously known to jail journalists, so they should not reward them.
From an economic standpoint, with the Burmese government, so far there's no major corporations there. The only thing I can think of is that the U.S. government has a VOA, Voice of America Burma, which is the news channel based in Washington D.C. They did a good job of broadcasting the news about the Rohingya crisis. That is funded by the U.S. Congress, and we really appreciate the U.S. government having Voice of America. It would be great if maybe the Canadian government also had that kind of news to educate the Burmese public and also the Burmese government on giving freedom of the press.