Sophie Petters, Paris bureau chief, provides insights into Nicolas Sarkozy's shocking legal troubles, including convictions for influence-peddling and campaign financing. She discusses how these developments signify a new wave of accountability in French politics, reshaping public trust. Meanwhile, Charlie McCann interviews Tin Lin, a Burmese freedom fighter whose journey from believing in the military's protective role to activism sheds light on the complexities of resistance after a military coup. Together, their stories reflect the evolving landscapes of justice and activism.