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Burma's rock stars—they do exist—struggle to make a statement in a country where everyone is forced to perform the same song and dance
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Aung San Suu Kyi talks to the press
Statement by Burma's military leaders the day of Suu Kyi's release |
To bring Burma democracy, Aung San Suu Kyi has lost both family and her own freedom. Andrew Marshall on the lady trapped in a not-so-gilded cage |
A trip into the heartland of one of Asia's most overlooked nations
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I N T E R V I E W S November 15, 1999 TIME's Sandra Burton met with opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi to discuss efforts to promote national reconciliation and the restoration of democracy November 15, 1999 TIME'sSandra Burton met with Foreign Minister Win Aung to discuss reform efforts and the government's stance on Suu Kyi's party June 7, 1996 Aung San Suu Kyi vows to carry on her campaign [from the Asiaweek archives]
D A I L Y S T O R I E S July 19, 2001 The release of political prisoners by Burma's military government is a good sign—but more are needed March 1, 2001 Once filled with words of hate, the country's military leaders are getting warm 'n' fuzzy November 28, 2000 Aung San Suu Kyi has been a prisoner in her own home for years. Now she may lose it after a legal suit brought by her U.S.-based brother
T R A V E L
May 9, 2001 Burmese people want freedom from a brutal regime, not tourists, argues European MEP Glenys Kinnock March 19, 2001 Should We Boycott or Go?
A U N G S A N
August 23, 1999 A fresh crop of leaders emerged at mid-century, men who created and nurtured nations with a newfangled skill called politics |
M A G A Z I N E S T O R I E S
December 18, 2000 A pair of generals—a ruthless battlefield commander and a reform-minded intelligence chief—are in the running to lead Burma's junta December 18, 2000 Sibling rivalry or politics? September 18, 2000 Intensifying a crackdown on the opposition, Burma's generals are calculating that the West doesn't care November 15, 1999 Burma's ruling junta continues to squabble with Aung San Suu Kyi, but the generals now seem more attentive to international calls for reform June 7, 1996 Democracy's champion comes out fighting [from the Asiaweek archives] June 7, 1996 Is ASEAN too close to the generals? [from the Asiaweek archives] June 7, 1996 Despite years of struggle, the democracy movement has failed to dislodge Myanmar's military rulers [from the Asiaweek archives] |
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