The ousted Myanmar leader is unable to appear in court due to physical problems and to face military charges against her.
According to the international group Pak Sahaft News Agency, quoted by Reuters, a member of Aung San Suu Kyi’s legal team announced today (Monday) that the ousted Myanmar leader was unable to attend a court hearing due to health problems and dizziness caused by nausea.
Min Min Su told Reuters that Sochi, 76, who was ousted after being ousted in an army coup on February 1, did not have Corona but was upset that she had not been in a vehicle for a long time.
Sochi, 75, has been charged with violating Corona protocol in the November election and possessing an unregistered wireless walkie-talkie. The Nobel Peace Prize winner is also charged with other serious charges, including attempting to provoke, divulging official secrets and accepting $ 600,000 and 11.4kg of gold from the country’s former prime minister, Yangon.