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ASEAN Special Envoy Petition for the Myanmar Armed Forces except for Suu Kyi prison

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ASEAN Special Envoy Petition for the Myanmar Armed Forces except for Suu Kyi prison

Reuters reported that on Monday (June 27) this Cambodian Foreign Minister Prak Sokhon. as an ASEAN special ambassador It has urged the Myanmar junta not to hold Myanmar civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi in prisons. by requesting relief in this regard which was held before the ASEAN Special Envoy on the Myanmar Crisis He will visit Myanmar for the second time in the middle of this week.

Cambodian foreign ministry spokesman The country that is the rotating chair of ASEAN this year announced that Cambodia’s Foreign Minister Prak Sokhon He will visit Myanmar on Wednesday (June 29) as part of the peace mission between the Myanmar military government and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).

By Mr. Prak Sukon wrote a letter to the Myanmar military government. Calling for sympathy, it reads that Aung San Suu Kyi has been praised internationally and by many in Myanmar. as a key player in bringing the country back to normalcy and national reconciliation through peaceful political resolution, and that a successful peace process would be impossible. If one side is cut off

“Peaceful resolution of political conflicts no matter how complicated It has to involve the sharing of political space with everyone involved,” said Prak Sukhon, in the letter.

Suu Kyi, 77, has faced at least 20 criminal charges after she was seized by the army in a February 1 coup last year. was taken from detention at a house where the location was not disclosed. went to solitary confinement in a Naypyitaw prison late last week. Ms Suu Kyi has denied all charges brought against her.