Aung San Suu Kyi

Published: 4:00pm, 27 Apr, 2010

Compiled by Chris Taylor

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The Nobel Peace Prize-winner was elected prime minister of Myanmar in 1990, but she had been placed under house arrest before the elections took place. She has basically stayed there ever since

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Published: 4:00pm, 27 Apr, 2010

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