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15-05-2024, 11:04 PM
Myanmar’s Daw Aung San Suu Kyi Moved to House Arrest at Military Facility in Naypyitaw, also jailed former leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi was recently moved from Naypyitaw Prison too to house arrest, sources told The Irrawaddy.
She has been moved to house arrest at the 6th Military Operations Command (MOC) headquarters in Pyinmana overseen by the junta’s Naypyitaw Command, at the as time ousted President U Win Myint was detained there during his trial after the 2021. As War Rages in Myanmar’s South, Coastal front
some Villages Are Caught in cross fire.
MAY 15, 2024. A Conscription Crackdown is Rolling Through Myanmar’s 2nd-Largest City. A team of 10 security personnel including two officers are guarding the Nobel laureate at 6th MOC, according to the sources, who added that team is headed by a military intelligence officer. 6th MOC is located in Thae Phyu Village in Pyinmana Township. Its commander is a brigadier general who concurrently serves as a general staff officer at War Office HQ.
Since Friday, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s grocery list has included items for one person, previously, she requested groceries not only for herself but also for people living with her in Naypyitaw Prison.“For eg, she asked for a traditional Myanmar snack during Thingyan Festival, she asked for portions for six. When she asked for other foods, she asked for larger portions to share with others,” the Irrawaddy has learned that Daw Aung San Suu Kyi was allowed to take her belongings from prison this time, prompting speculation that move will be permanent.
The transfer to house arrest follows the junta’s denial last week of a request by former Cambodian prime PM Hun Sen for talks with Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, in April she had been transferred from prison to prison, reports were never confirmed by junta, only that Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and her deposed President U Win Myint were among elderly prisoners given special care amid the summer heatwave.
For week after Feb. 1, 2021 coup, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi was kept at State Counselor’s residence in Naypyitaw. On Feb. 9, she was moved to another house of deputy commander of Naypyitaw, where she remained. After trial—condemned by rights groups as a sham designed to shut her out of politics—she was moved to a cell in a standalone building in Naypyitaw Prison to serve a 27-year sentence imposed by a junta court.
Since she has been held incommunicado, including from her son and lawyers. The regime has denied requests from international envoys of the UN and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations to meet with Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, though it allowed then-Thai foreign minister Don Pramudwinai to meet with her last year. According to the regime, the two talked in private for nearly one-and-a-half hours and the details of their conversation were kept.
She has been moved to house arrest at the 6th Military Operations Command (MOC) headquarters in Pyinmana overseen by the junta’s Naypyitaw Command, at the as time ousted President U Win Myint was detained there during his trial after the 2021. As War Rages in Myanmar’s South, Coastal front
some Villages Are Caught in cross fire.
MAY 15, 2024. A Conscription Crackdown is Rolling Through Myanmar’s 2nd-Largest City. A team of 10 security personnel including two officers are guarding the Nobel laureate at 6th MOC, according to the sources, who added that team is headed by a military intelligence officer. 6th MOC is located in Thae Phyu Village in Pyinmana Township. Its commander is a brigadier general who concurrently serves as a general staff officer at War Office HQ.
Since Friday, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s grocery list has included items for one person, previously, she requested groceries not only for herself but also for people living with her in Naypyitaw Prison.“For eg, she asked for a traditional Myanmar snack during Thingyan Festival, she asked for portions for six. When she asked for other foods, she asked for larger portions to share with others,” the Irrawaddy has learned that Daw Aung San Suu Kyi was allowed to take her belongings from prison this time, prompting speculation that move will be permanent.
The transfer to house arrest follows the junta’s denial last week of a request by former Cambodian prime PM Hun Sen for talks with Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, in April she had been transferred from prison to prison, reports were never confirmed by junta, only that Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and her deposed President U Win Myint were among elderly prisoners given special care amid the summer heatwave.
For week after Feb. 1, 2021 coup, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi was kept at State Counselor’s residence in Naypyitaw. On Feb. 9, she was moved to another house of deputy commander of Naypyitaw, where she remained. After trial—condemned by rights groups as a sham designed to shut her out of politics—she was moved to a cell in a standalone building in Naypyitaw Prison to serve a 27-year sentence imposed by a junta court.
Since she has been held incommunicado, including from her son and lawyers. The regime has denied requests from international envoys of the UN and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations to meet with Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, though it allowed then-Thai foreign minister Don Pramudwinai to meet with her last year. According to the regime, the two talked in private for nearly one-and-a-half hours and the details of their conversation were kept.
