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  • 9/13/2023
The son of Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar's detained former leader, said a deterioration in his mother’s health was “extremely worrying” because she has serious gum disease and is struggling to eat food in prison. - REUTERS

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00:00 Anything I know is what everybody else knows,
00:03 which is that my mother was unable to eat
00:06 and that she had potential problems with gum disease
00:09 as well as maybe wisdom tooth issues.
00:12 And at one point she was vomiting and dizzy.
00:16 And I know that the conditions
00:18 within the prisons over there are terrible,
00:20 nevermind the fact that many people die in prisons over there
00:27 so I'm extremely worried about what state she's in.
00:32 There's no way of communicating with her.
00:37 She's not even allowed care packages.
00:39 She's not allowed access to her legal counsel.
00:42 She's not allowed visitors.
00:44 She's not allowed to mingle with the other prisoners.
00:47 This is, as far as I'm aware,
00:48 it's basically a form of solitary confinement.

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