Myanmar democracy movement moves out of jailed Suu Kyi's shadow
The Hindu
Sunday marks six months since her National League for Democracy government was ousted.
Imprisoned by the military, is isolated from the young protesters now forging their own struggle for democracy outside of her shadow. Sunday marks six months since her National League for Democracy (NLD) government was ousted, setting off a mass uprising and violent military crackdown that has killed nearly 1,000 people. Ms. Suu Kyi remains a revered figure locally for her courageous opposition to a previous junta, despite her international reputation suffering after she governed in a power-sharing deal with the generals.More Related News

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