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Honoured to meet Mayor Paolo Pilotto in Monza and receive the city’s gold medallion. Visiting the Duomo and seeing the Iron Crown - a symbol of endurance and sacrifice reminded me of my mother and the people of Burma still fighting for freedom. #Monza #FreeAungSanSuuKyi #Burma
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I spoke today as a son — for my mother, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, and for the people of Burma suffering under the junta’s cruelty. The world may look away, but they have not lost hope. Justice, freedom, and humanity must prevail. #FreeAungSanSuuKyi #JusticeForBurma
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My foremost concern remains the safety and immediate release of my mother, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi. Her freedom and that of all political prisoners must be ASEAN’s and the world’s top priority. Without it, no election or reform can ever be legitimate. reuters.com/world/asia-pacif…
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Visited Tempio Musangam in Lerici — a small Theravāda Buddhist monastery with monks ordained in Burma 🇲🇲. Set halfway up a mountain, it’s a peaceful place for prayer and reflection. A humbling reminder that simplicity and faith can bring peace. facebook.com/tempio.musangam… #Burma
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I joined a roundtable at the Basilica of Santa Cecilia with Religions for Peace (Italy), discussing how faith communities can unite to build peace in Burma. True peace begins with understanding and compassion across all faiths. #ReligionsForPeace #Burma #FaithForPeace
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A moving moment in Italy - the entire Senate stood in applause when I was introduced as Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s son. Unity beyond politics for freedom and justice in Burma. #FreeAungSanSuuKyi
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Wearing my brother’s 90s T-shirt. Back then, we relied on independent media to know about my mother, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, under junta detention. 30 years on, nothing has changed. Truth must live on. Support independent media. #KeepTruthAlive #FreeAungSanSuuKyi #Myanmar
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Thank you for your warm wishes. Please continue supporting independent media in Burma. Their voices protect truth, justice, and dignity for us all.
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Independent Media are Burma’s active force for democracy. On my birthday, my good deed is supporting the journalists who risk everything for truth. Truth needs allies. Your media. You’re media.
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In Boston, I’m reminded of my father, Dr. Michael Aris, who stood by my mother in her fight for democracy. As Maymay said: “Fear is at the root of all division.” The junta divides to rule. We must unite to win. Unity is our strength and together, Myanmar will be free.
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‘Junta Leader Directly Responsible for Torturing 80-Year-Old Woman’ Jailed democracy leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s son Kim Aris sounds the alarm about his mother’s worsening health after the junta cut off contact between her and the outside world. #AungSanSuuKyi #KimAris #democracy #jail #Myanmar #military
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Met Acting President Duwa Lashi La. We discussed ways to end bloodshed, ensure stronger leadership, and demand freedom for Daw Aung San Suu Kyi & all political prisoners. We mourn the students killed in Kyauktaw. The junta must end its terror. No sham election can erase it.
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Heartbroken by the military’s barbaric airstrike on two schools in Kyauktaw, where young students were killed in their sleep. We must find practical ways to end the bloodshed. The military must stop terrorising civilians before its scam election. apnews.com/article/army-airs…
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The junta dismisses my mother’s illness as a “rumor.” If that’s true, let me speak to her directly as proof. She is 80 years old, held in isolation, and denied basic rights. Anything less than dignity, transparency, and freedom is cruel and indefensible.
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