YANGON (Reuters) - Lawyers defending the suspected conspirators behind the murder of a prominent Muslim lawyer in Myanmar on Friday proclaimed their clients' innocence, or asked the court for lesser charges, as the landmark case drew to a close.
Ko Ni, a close adviser to Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi, was shot dead at Yangon International Airport just over two years ago.
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