Stone-faced defendant: Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar’s state councillor at the International Court of Justice. — AFP
IS she Cersei Lannister – cold, cynical and deadly? Or Sansa Stark – noble, long-suffering and genuine?
Myanmar’s Aung San Suu Kyi – the general’s daughter, presiding over a desperately fragile state has gone from being the Tatmadaw’s (military’s) nemesis to their apologist or, worse yet, enabler.
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Aung San Suu Kyi: A legacy tarnished
Stone-faced defendant: Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar’s state councillor at the International Court of Justice. — AFP
Thant-Myint U, the grandson of former United Nations’ Secretary General, U-Thant, and author of several books, including ‘The Hidden History of Burma’.
Suu Kyi relentlessly defending Myanmar in front of the ICJ.
The 10 Rohingya Muslim men who were killed in the village of Inn Dinn, Myanmar in September 2017.
Suu Kyi’s supporters rallying at Mahabandulah Park in Yangon.
Tangled history: The Rakhine State lies on the west coast of Myanmar.
Sadek Ali Hasan, a Rohingya refugee and schoolteacher who has been living in Malaysia for the past 14 years.
