2. i feel very privilege not having to experience such situation , because i do not have to worry about insufficient food supply at home , or not having enough nutrients in my body or even not having proper clinics or hospital to go to when i am sick . 

I am grateful to not be in their situation and I think we should be appreciative of what we have now .

2. I am feeling very privileged and blessed due to the living conditions and facilities I have access to . I have never ever needed to worry about having insufficient amount of food for my living . I have learn’t to be more appreciative of what I have after watching the video . 

i feel very privileged and grateful to be living in singapore as i have enough food and do not have to worry about starving 

2. I feel very worried and pitiful  towards the victim of persecution and angry towards the prosecutors.

3. I would raise my concerns to the authority , to look into the matter without biasness on the minorities who are also the citizens of China . Whose faith and believe has to respected as any other faith practice in the country  and provide fair treatment to all citizens in the country without any prejudice immediately. 

2. i pity the victims as they were ' forced ' to go to these camps so called to ' re-educate ' . but the treatments they receive is brutal .

3. i would try my best to find ways / solutions to free them and raise awareness about this situation . 

 

2. I feel disgusted towards the persecutors. I feel sad as I believe the victims are all innocent people who did nothing wrong to deserve the way they are being treated. 

3. I would definitely start a protest or something to raise awareness so that the world will know what China is doing. And hope that the UN does something about it. 

2. I feel so sad that the victims are separated from their families because I myself cannot survive that . I hope that the persecutors understand how the victims feel .

3. I would take care of their family as they are the most concerned ones . I will then bomb the place .

                         

2. Yes I feel inspired by the video . I would like to raise fund for the less privileged to meet their basic needs and requirements. So that they could lead a happier lifestyle like any ordinary person and  mingle well with the society to build a stronger  nation.

1. To raise awareness about how the blacks are being treated. as most americans treat them differently and to some extent violently. with the movement they hope that these americans will stop racism against the blacks.

2. Singapore has a aging population, and where Woodlands Secondary School is located there are many elderly people. I feel like they are the ones youth should be helping. Volunteering, talking to them and more. 

2. Im not sure but we can start small by respecting each other and being nice . 

1. I think that perhaps maybe they were going to lose their jobs in the entertainment industry. Maybe they were to traumatised to talk about it to someone as they were scared that the person they are talking to won’t believe them. 

2. Give them time and space. Let them to talk to us freely and discuss later? 

2. We can create online platform which allows people to share their problems with the higher authorities anonymously , who manages this kind of cases . Having a listening ear and provide some solutions . At the same time provide  them with some moral support. This would help the victims overcome the trauma they are facing and get them to a feel little bit more relieved . 

2. Worried, sadness. I’ve watched documentaries, news from the media and heard that there are numerous stories from the loved ones about the victims had completely went silent, never to heard from again. I feel anger towards the persecutors. What are they gaining from doing such acts? money? do they even felt the slightest pity for the victims? 

3. I would create a movement, not only for my captured loved ones, but for every suffering victims that are taken into these internment camps. These people need help and the leaders of different countries are ignoring this situation, even the leaders of islamic countries. If no one approaches to this crisis, who will?

2. i feel sympathy for the victims and their family members who are forced to stay in hiding from their persecutors. no human should feel fear for their own lives over beliefs. as for the persecutors, though they may be human they should be held accountable for all the heinous tortures they’ve forced the innocent people to endure. 

3. i would do my best to spread awareness and create campaigns to bring camps such as this and how my family member was abducted to light, while doing so i will also look for ways to get in contact with my family member or to even get a smidge of information about their wellbeing.

2. the video greatly inspires me and helps me to believe that there may be a chance for youths around my age group to create a change. I also hope to create change by providing support to those who are less privileged by donating loved items such as toys, textbooks or even clothes. This creates a much more progressive and caring community as we learn to treasure what has been given to us and pass it on to someone who needs it most than to discard it like trash.

2. the main priority is by showing our utmost support, this is by listening to them and creating a space where they can be comfortable and feel safe in. reassurance is important so they will not doubt or blame themselves for what their abuser has done. through showing support this helps victims of abuse to slowly overcome their trauma and perhaps even become brave enough to speak out about it. 

2.)They think it’s too normal and think it’s fine,they bribe the authorities 
3.)Both

2. the police officers may think it as  just a disciplinary action done by the parents. this gives them the mindset to parents that they have all rights against their children . they use  fear as a way to discipline the kids so that they are “perfect” and “well-behaved” . the police may be influenced by the “asian-culture” that beating is good for kids . however once again , certain parents take that as a chance to beat their kids . there is som much unspeakable pain and abuse that haven’t been opened up in the media . this is just one of those cases. 
3. I would see myself being a good parent , because I would not beat them for unnecessary small reasons and if they do something terrible I will scold them very badly instead .

2) Maybe the police just thinks that it is a small issue . I think that the police just doesn’t care about it at all and thinks its normal to abuse children .

3) Idk but I wouldn’t beat my children because I will love them , I will only use the rotan if my child is rude or does bad things :)

2. The police might thing that this is a disciplinary actions parents place against their children and not consider this as a big issue,  as this is conmen in their country  . This gives the parents the courage to control their children any way they like and not fear for any future consequences. 

3. I would see myself  as someone who needs to be very responsible, caring and affectionate towards them .As well as raise them up with all my support I can provide them .

1. Cruel, disgusting

2. The police might have thought that the case was just a minor one and had to focus on other things that are urgent. Couples who want to adopt might be abusers that many people might not know and adopting a child they might just abuse he/she in secret with excuses if people find it suspicious.

3. I see myself being a parent. Definitely will try my hardest to be patient with the kids.