Dec 6 Reuters - Myanmar's former leader Aung San Suu Kyi was due on Monday to hear the first verdicts in her trial, 10 months after the military overthrew her elected government and arrested its leadership.
The junta has tight control of information about the behind-closed doors trial and has imposed a gag order on Suu Kyi's legal team.
The following is a summary of cases against her, based on information available to Reuters. Suu Kyi, 76, denied all charges.
During her campaign in September 2020 Natural Disaster Management Law, Article 25 2 cases, maximum 3 years in prison for each of the breaches of coronaviruses were all covered by a breach by the coronaviruses.
In February of this year, the possession of unlicensed walkie talkies and a set of signal jammers was set in the Export and Import Law, Article 8 1 case, maximum 3 years in prison. Telecommunications Law, Article 67 1 case, maximum 1 year in prison.
- Obtaining, collecting, recording, or publishing or sharing secret information that could be useful to an enemy official secrets Act 1 case, maximum 14 years in prison.
The anti-corruption law sections 55, 63 cases, maximum 15 years in prison for each, are some of the most serious offenses.
The Daw Khin Kyi Foundation Suu Kyi chaired a misusing funds to build a home, using funds from the Daw Khin Kyi Foundation Suu Kyi chaired.