
On 2007 an America man named John Yettaw visits Aung San Suu Kyi’s house, but Suu Kyi was subsequently arrested and tried for violating the terms of her arrest.
Suu Kyi was found guilty by a junta-controlled Myanmar court and sentenced to a further 18 months of house arrest, which she is currently serving. This action has been condemned by human rights groups worldwide, with the Human Rights Action Center, US Campaign For Burma, the US and the UN all calling for her freedom. (4)
Suu Kyi was found guilty by a junta-controlled Myanmar court and sentenced to a further 18 months of house arrest, which she is currently serving. This action has been condemned by human rights groups worldwide, with the Human Rights Action Center, US Campaign For Burma, the US and the UN all calling for her freedom. (4)
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(4)Causecast, “Aung San Suu Kyi: The story”
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hi
I think this woman really has pluck and I wish that someone could help her. I’m really irritated about her situation because even when they have her under house arrest, she doesn’t have any access to doctors and who knows what else.
I really like the part “The cruel truth”, I didn’t know that Burma’s government was so repressive. It’s really mean what they are doing, especially because they have been already warned about stopping some of these actions.
I really like the blog but I think that perhaps it isn’t well organized. I mean for example that “our first thought” should be at the begginig to introduce, and perhaps it should be followed by “the cruel truth”.
Regards, Laura
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