Suu Kyi ‘looks healthy’ as violence pushes Myanmar to the brink
The US says foreign countries and companies with significant investments in enterprises that support Myanmar’s military should reconsider them
31 March 2021 - 16:34
Myanmar’s deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi appeared in good health in a video meeting on Wednesday, one of her lawyers said, as the US ordered its non-essential embassy staff to leave after weeks of violence over a February 1 military coup.
The detained Nobel laureate, who has been held in custody since the military seized power, had wanted to meet lawyers in person and did not agree to a wide discussion by video in the presence of police, lawyer Min Min Soe said...
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