Aung San Suu Kyi charged under Section 22

Aung San Suu Kyi with breaching the conditions of her house arrest and her trial will start on 18th may. Aung san suu kyi opposed to the Myanmar authorities on Thursday they both are a leader.Aung san suu kyi have charged the authorities and her two minds under section 22 of the Law Safeguarding the State from the Dangers of Subversive Elements.

Her trial will start on May 18, her lawyer said. Aung san suu kyi when she was 63 years old then she was driven at high speed from the Yangon home where she has spent most of the past two decades under house arrest.

In Bangkok Many of Myanmar's political prisoners have already died in jail and at least 127 of them, including opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi, are now in poor health requiring immediate medical treatment.

Thursday for interrogation after a US national sneaked in to Suu Kyi's house on Inya Lake by swimming there. Who has been in jail for 13 of the past 19 years, who reportedly suffering dehydration over the weekend? Aung Suu Kyi has been under house detention in Yangon for almost six years. Her personal doctor Tin Myo Win, one of the few people allowed to visit her, was arrested.

 Aung San Suu Kyi was previously detained between 1989 and 1995 under Section 22 of the State Protection Law, which allowed house arrest.

In 1991, authorities amended the law, under Law No 11/91 to increase detention without charge or trial from up to three years to up to five years, renewable on a yearly basis rather than every 180 days.

Many are suffering from medical problems. These include student leader, Paw U Tun, also known as Min KO Naing, who has been detained since March 1989 on account of his leadership of the All Burma Federation of Student Unions. A number of prisoners of conscience whose prison sentences have expired are also being held under Section 22 of the State Protection Law.

The organization also calls on the SPDC to release all political prisoners who have served their sentences and are still being held under Section 22 of the 1975 State Protection Law.His May 6 arrest was reported by state media last week. U.S. embassy officials were allowed to meet Yettaw on Wednesday, but have not commented.