‘CALLOUS’Jailed Myanmar Ex-Leader Denied Request for Medical CareAung San Suu Kyi, 78, is currently unable to eat, reports say.Dan Ladden-Hall
DROPPEDSuu Kyi Gets Partial Pardon From Myanmar’s Military JuntaBut the ousted leader will reportedly still remain in detention. Dan Ladden-Hall
FARCEAung San Suu Kyi Found Guilty of Corruption by Junta CourtIt’s just the first of 11 corruption cases against her after she was deposed last year.
SELF-OWNFarcical Trial of Disgraced Suu Kyi Restores Legendary PowerThe Myanmar junta has emboldened the opposition against its military rule by sentencing controversial opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi to further imprisonment in a sham trial.Philip Smucker
TRAVESTYAung San Suu Kyi Jailed for Breaking COVID RestrictionsThe veteran democracy campaigner was tried in a closed court Tom Sykes
EGGING THEM ONProtesters in Myanmar Use Easter Eggs For Anti-Coup MessagesProtesters left Easter eggs painted with messages against the military on door and hanging in bags as the death toll climbs in the harsh clampdown on democracy. Barbie Latza Nadeau
LOCKED UPAung San Suu Kyi’s Detention Extended Despite ProtestsThe president of the National League for Democracy was due to be released on Monday. Tom Sykes
TAKE IT TO THE STREETSThousands March in Support of Aung San Suu Kyi in MyanmarAround 100,000 citizens are protesting last week’s military coup that toppled the recently elected government and led to internet blocks. Barbie Latza Nadeau
opinion‘HUGE DISCREPANCIES’Now Here’s How You Handle Coup Leaders Claiming Voter FraudOur new president is responding appropriately to Myanmar, while our failed insurrectionist surely sees the coup there as a reminder of the dictatorship that might have been.David Rothkopf
DEAL WITH THE DEVILAung San Suu Kyi’s Military Sellout Is Rewarded With a CoupThe generals reclaimed control and arrested Aung San Suu Kyi and other leaders who tried—and failed—to install a democratic system in the country previously known as Burma.Donald Kirk
POWER GRABAung San Suu Kyi Arrested Amid Military Coup in MyanmarThe civilian leader’s party won the November election, but the military disputed its results on unfounded allegations of fraud. Arya Hodjat