Aung San Suu Kyi — "All military regimes use security as the reason why they should remain in power.…"
All military regimes use security as the reason why they should remain in power. It's nothing original.
All military regimes use security as the reason why they should remain in power. It's nothing original.
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"We're trying to build up a democratic federal union. We have some ways to go before we become a working democratic federal nation such as yours, but I'm sure we'll get there."
"We are a country that has been under military rule for a very long time."
"The greatest danger for our future is apathy."
"The U.S. government has been too optimistic. What significant reform steps have been taken in the last 24 months?"
"I don't think of myself as unbreakable. Perhaps I'm just rather flexible and adaptable."
Burmese pro-democracy leader and Nobel Peace laureate (1991) who spent 15 years under house arrest before her party's 2015 election win. Closely associated with Václav Havel (Czech dissident-turned-president) and Nelson Mandela (the moral-leader template she was often compared to). For an intellectual contrast, see Min Aung Hlaing, Myanmar military commander-in-chief — deposed Suu Kyi in the 2021 coup and continues to detain her — the institutional military power her movement spent decades resisting.
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