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It is generally assumed that Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s first public appearance was at the Shwedagon Pagoda on Aug. 26, 1988, when hundreds of thousands of people came to hear her speak. [2]
WAH THEINKHA, Kawhmu Township — Supported by a bamboo walking stick, 95-year-old Daw Aye entered the polling station as her family waited outside for her. She made no secret of who she was going to cast her vote for. [3]
A Buddhist monk who runs a refuge for thousands of homeless people has drawn criticism for suggesting that detained civilian leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi should leave politics and cooperate with the military regime to achieve peace in Myanmar. [4]
Lucy McKernan is the deputy director for the United Nations at Human Rights Watch. Teppei Kasai is an Asia program officer at Human Rights Watch. OpinionJapan must stop its retaliation against U.N. [5]
TOKYO -- Narita Airport, Tokyo's main international gateway, has a new employee. Her name is Kokoro, and while she specializes in hawking insurance, she is more than happy to give directions to the nearest restroom or restaurant. [7]
People in Finland have donated more than ten million euros to support the people of Ukraine since Russia's invasion.
It is generally assumed that Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s first public appearance was at the Shwedagon Pagoda on Aug. 26, 1988, when hundreds of thousands of people came to hear her speak.
WAH THEINKHA, Kawhmu Township — Supported by a bamboo walking stick, 95-year-old Daw Aye entered the polling station as her family waited outside for her. She made no secret of who she was going to cast her vote for.
A Buddhist monk who runs a refuge for thousands of homeless people has drawn criticism for suggesting that detained civilian leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi should leave politics and cooperate with the military regime to achieve peace in Myanmar.
Lucy McKernan is the deputy director for the United Nations at Human Rights Watch. Teppei Kasai is an Asia program officer at Human Rights Watch. OpinionJapan must stop its retaliation against U.N.
TOKYO -- Narita Airport, Tokyo's main international gateway, has a new employee. Her name is Kokoro, and while she specializes in hawking insurance, she is more than happy to give directions to the nearest restroom or restaurant.