Tag: Aung San Suu Kyi

The declaration was supported by 119 countries, while 36, including China and Russia, abstained.

Ms Suu Kyi was said to be surrounded by several guards during the discussion.

The civilian death toll from the military's crackdown in Myanmar has now passed 520.

At least 38 protesters were killed on Sunday as security forces cracked down on anti-coup protesters, taking the total death ...

The United Nations said that at least 54 people have been killed since the coup. More than 1,700 people had ...

At least 38 people died in Myanmar on Wednesday, according to the United Nations.

At least 30 people have been killed since the coup.

Wednesday’s demonstrations came one day after the United Nations warned of “the potential for violence on a greater scale.”

Much of Myanmar has been in uproar since soldiers detained Suu Kyi, ending a decade-long experiment with democracy after generations ...

Myanmar’s military regime braces for a seventh straight day of street protests on Friday.

Another Suu Kyi aide is arrested.

Over the weekend tens of thousands of people massed on the streets across Myanmar in the biggest protests since the ...

Myanmar’s junta blocks Facebook and other messaging services in the name of ensuring stability.

Myanmar's army seized power on Monday, detaining Nobel laureate Suu Kyi and cutting short a transition to democracy.

The coup puts Min Aung Hlaing, the embodiment of Myanmar’s military system, at the helm of a country that has ...

Myanmar's military has detained the country's president and declared one year-state of emergency.

“The vote of the people must be respected and civilian leaders released,” Mr Johnson said.

Earlier in the day, Myanmar State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi, President U Win Myint and other senior officials were ...

The U.S. urges the military "to release all government officials and civil society leaders and respect the will of the ...

The army said it had carried out the detentions in response to "election fraud".

“We will continue to fight for justice and human rights in Myanmar – with or without her support.”

The pope did not use the term Rohingya.