Aung San Suu Kyi Backs The Jailing Of Two Reuters Journalists | TIME

Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi has backed the court order that sentenced two Reuters journalists for reporting on the Rohingya crisis.

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Aung San Suu Kyi Backs The Jailing Of Two Reuters Journalists | TIME

[TheYoucompaq]

Strip Sui Kyi of her nobel peace price...

[Revjonbeadle]

She’s a legal positivist. In other words, it is right because it is the law. Period. No discussion of natural rights that preceded the written codes; no thought to the freedoms that make us human. Nothing. She shouldn’t be celebrated.

[salemfathi]

Ms Thing should be ashamed of herself, and to think that all those cry baby libera
ls felt sorry for her when she was in prison
Evil reigns supreme In this world, education should include moral civic lessons