Since the Myanmar military overthrew her state in a 2021 revolution, Aung San Suu Kyi, 78, has been detained by the country’s defense. She allegedly lied about her crimes, which included crime, corruption, and breaking the telecom legislation, and she faces 27 years in prison.
Her son Kim Aris reported in February that she was being held in solitary confinement and that she was in excellent spirits, “even though her health is not as good as it was in the history.”
She has been frequently requested by international leaders and pro-democracy protesters.
According to reports from the internet, a spokesperson for the NUG shadow government demanded the absolute discharge of Suu Kyi and U Win Myint, Myanmar’s ousted president, who had also been placed under house arrest.
They are better off in properties than in prison, so moving them from prisons is a good idea. However, they may be wholeheartedly freed. They may assume full responsibility for Aung San Suu Kyi’s safety and well-being. Win Myint,” director Kyaw Zaw told Reuters later on Tuesday.