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 Personal Briefing of the Daw Aung Sann Su Kyi

Name: Daw. Aung San Suu Kyi (Nobel Peace Prize winner) 

Human/Religion: Burmese/Buddha 

Jobs - Politics 

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Yangon 

Date: 19.6.1945 / 76 years old

Education quality: MA (University of Delhi), (St. Hugh' Collage), (Oxford SOAS University) 

Father's Name: U Aung Sann

Mother's Name: Daw Khin Kyi

Father's Job: Father of Myanmar Liberation / Retired Chief of Defense / Former Politician

Mother's Job: Retired nurse / former congressional representative / retired ambassador

Husband Name and Job: Michael Aris (Oxford University Coach)

Children: Alexander Aris, M.Sc (Math; science) (USA)

Kim Aris

LOCATION ADDRESS: No. (54-56) University Avenue, Bethlehem, Yangon

Representative Party: National League of  Democracy.

A Brief Personal Process

     Daw Aung Sann Su Kyi was born in Yangon on June 19, 1945. He accompanied his mother, who was appointed ambassador in 1960, to New Delhi, India. Four years later, in 1964, he studied politics, economics, and philosophy at the University of Oxford, England, and then traveled to Japan and Bhutan In 1971, he married Michael Aris, an Englishman, university coach, and had two sons, Alexander Aris and Kim Aris.

 When her husband died of cancer in 1999, the United Nations Secretary-General was unable to visit because the Myanmar military government refused to enter, and two of the men were denied entry. When his mother returned to Myanmar to care for her illness in 1988, the dictatorship of Henning's one-party dictatorship collapsed, and the importance of 8-8-1988 broke out. On August 26, 1988, he gave his first speech to the public in front of the Shwe Dagon Pagoda in Yangon and was later appointed secretary-general of the National Democratic Party.

     On July 20, 1989, he was unjustly detained by the army for nonviolent action against democracy, July 20, 1995. He was released on May 6, 2002, 19 months after being reinstated on September 23, 2000.Then, on May 15, 2007, the United Nations Secretary-General, Kofi Annan, appealed to the Myanmar government, but it was extended and detained.

      Protests took place in 12 major cities in the world on October 24, 2007 as a 12th anniversary of his detention, and another year was extended on May 27, 2008 In May 2009, she was detained for a year and a half by illegal U.S. citizenship at her home on August 11, 2009, and was completely released from detention on November 13, 2010.

       In the 1990 elections, the National Democratic Party decisively defeated the 72.6 percent government of the Armed Forces, but it was ignored by the military government (Nayaka). In March 2000, an elected isolated or party enacted a decree saying, "Those who are judged and married to foreigners must not be allowed to vote.

      Then, in the April 1 interim elections in 2012, the National Democratic Party, led by the United Nations, won a decisive vote and became MP. In addition to the chairmanship of the People's Congressional Rulership and Stability Committee, the Secretary-General served in conjunction with the party's original responsibility. Medals were also received. 

(1) Rafto prize (1990)

(2) Nobel prize for peace 1991

(3) Intl, Simon Bolivor prize 1992

(4) Jawagarial Nehru Award 1993

(5) US Congresstional Gold Medal 2007

(6) The prize white in American history 2008

(7) Sakhriv prize 

(8) Olof Palme Prize 

(9) Bhagwan Mahavir world peace prize 

(10) Havard Humanitarian of the year 2016