While I’m out of town visiting family, I thought everyone might benefit seeing a bit of what the is appearing on television in Myanmar. Frankly, I’m surprised that the State Peace and Development Council (aka, Myanmar’s military doctors) went for this, but even the most evil of people must have some corner of compassion, right?

From Bernama:

A documentary film of the international Music Television has been introduced in Myanmar, to raise the awareness about human trafficking in Asia and the Pacific, China’s Xinhua news agency reported, citing the official newspaper New Light of Myanmar as saying on Tuesday.

The 30-minute film, made by the MTV End Exploitation and Trafficking campaign and supported by the United States Agency for International Development, will soon be broadcast in such Myanmar television channels as MRTV, MWD and MRTV-4.

Here’s Part II…

The film is narrated in 12 different languages by Lucy Lieu of Hollywood, Rain of South Korea, Ta Ta Yang of Thailand, Karen Mok of China, Lara Dutta of Bollywood and Myanmar vocalist Phyu Phyu Kyaw Thein.

The film would raise the awareness of Myanmar women in human trafficking and produce a good outcome for Myanmar youths, said the Myanmar vocalist.