Myanmar’s ousted civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi attended a court hearing Monday in her first public appearance since being detained in February. The deposed leader of the country’s National League for Democracy (NLD) party faces various charges that include “illegal possession of walkie-talkies” and “violating a state secrets act,” the latter of which could see her jailed for up to 14 years.
Aung San Suu Kyi spent 30 minutes with her lawyers before the hearing - the first time she was able to speak with the legal team in person since her detention.
Last week, the ruling military junta announced it would dissolve the NLD party, which won landslide victories in nationwide elections in November 2020.
Photo: AFP News Agency
Photo: AFP News Agency
1 comment:
The tyrant in Myanmar will have a horrible influence over Cambodia.
Ah Roleuy Hun Sen and Ah Yuon Kantorb have been following closely the situation in Myanmar.
Now, Ah Kwack will never worry about losing the election to the CNRP because even after losing the election Ah Kwack can mount a coup d'Etat to oust the CNRP like the asshole Junta in Myanmar did.
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