Myanmar’s Ousted Leader Gets 33 Years in Prison, a Likely Life Sentence

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Myanmar’s Ousted Leader Gets 33 Years in Prison, a Likely Life Sentence

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Commentator: Dr Renaud EGRETEAU (Department of Public and International Affairs)   Media: The New York Times Publishing Date: 29 December 2022


Dr Renaud EGRETEAU comments on the enduring impact of Aung San Suu Kyi, the matriarchal figure in Myanmar, as her trials were wrapped up with months of legal proceedings.

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