Squatting on the bare floor of a sparsely furnished flat in central Yan-gon, a handful of 20-somethings tap furiously on battered old laptops, occasionally glancing at pieces of paper scattered around them. They could easily pass for a group of teenagers trawling Facebook. In fact, this is the research unit of the National League for Democracy (NLD), Myanmar's main opposition party, led by Aung San Suu Kyi. They are racing to meet a deadline to produce a weekly media-monitoring report, providing links to all the main references to the nld and Myanmar in the international press.
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机译：蹲在Yan-gon中部一间人烟稀少的公寓的裸露地板上，用力地将二十几来几岁的东西敲打在破烂的旧笔记本电脑上，偶尔瞥了一眼周围散落的纸片。他们可以轻松地通过一群拖网Facebook的青少年。实际上，这是昂山素季（Aung San Suu Kyi）领导的缅甸主要反对党全国民主联盟（NLD）的研究部门。他们争相在截止日期前制作每周一次的媒体监测报告，并提供国际新闻界与该国和缅甸所有主要参考文献的链接。
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