Suu Kyi accused of corruption


Restless: A protester holding a poster featuring Suu Kyi during a demonstration in front of the Central Bank in Yangon. — AFP

THE Anti-Corruption Commission in Myanmar has found that ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi accepted bribes and misused her authority to gain advantageous terms in real estate deals, government-controlled media reported.

Suu Kyi’s lawyers already denied the allegations when they were first raised three months ago by the military regime that toppled her elected government in a February coup.

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