Suu Kyi Verdict Expected Friday

Irrawaddy:

Aung San Suu Kyi insisted after Tuesday's final session of her trial before Friday's scheduled verdict that the proceedings would show "whether or not the rule of law exists in the country," according to her lawyer Nyan Win.

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Comments

[mamalay]

05:45 AM on 08/04/2009

In Myanmar culture and traditions, this is very offensive to the people and to the neighbor when the woman let the man stay at her house for several nights without marriage. It is ashame especially to her family name.

Everyone need to understand that Myanmar culture and trandtion is beautiful. We are not like American White House where Bill Clinton & Monica can freely get away from haveing sex in the most holy place in America the White House. America has no law for this. And Hillarious Clinton let her husband's pant zip open to call girls while she is talking about security over Myanmar.

[mamalay]

04:29 AM on 08/04/2009

This is what happen when she disrespect her people, and ignoring the generals whose she claimed trained by her father, and persecuting the poor & helpless by sanctioning againts her people, and betrayed 50 millions people for her political fame.

She won election in 2000 because there was a law in Myanmar.
She was arrested because there is a law in Myanmar.

Myanmar is not America. American commit crimes in other countries but the Hillary expect Myanmar & N. Korea to release those criminals without any charges. Is that your law America. Is this the way the White House let go of Bill Clinton & Monica Lowinsky by Hilarry Clinton?

We dont practise Clinton law in Myanmar.

[absalom135]

11:05 AM on 07/28/2009

This is what happens when a fraud, savagely shameless junta rules a country. Democracy becomes an impossible dream.