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Suu Kyi’s Rohingya reaction tarnishes a respected image

Aung San Suu Kyi's reluctance to champion this particular group may stem in part from the fact that, in Burma, the army still remains a powerful force. Or it may stem from the fact that Rohingya Muslims are not popular among Burmese voters, the majority of whom are Buddhist. Or it may merely reflect her view of the world.

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BY THOMAS WALKOM
September 18, 2017

Opinion | BY THOMAS WALKOM | September 18, 2017

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