recently told The Post from the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility in a series of jailhouse interviews about how she passes the time

and then violent repression by the army.at times even dismissing claims of mass atrocities.

arresting Suu Kyi and many other politicians and activists in the process.violation of a state secrets act.was sentenced to four years in prison on Monday by the generals who toppled her civilian government almost a year ago.

which drove hundreds of thousands out of Myanmar to become refugees at packed camps in neighboring countries.the 76-year-old Nobel laureate who spent years under house arrest for advocating for democracy under the military dictatorship in her native Myanmar.

if not dismissive response to a wave of violence against ethnic Rohingya Muslims in the west of the country.

but human rights groups believe more than 700 people died before the protestors finally gave up.and said his death had saddened me deeply.

Some locals tried to douse the fire.His passing away has saddened me deeply.

he greatly contributed to modernising our armed forces and security apparatus.Bangalore New Photos via AP New Delhi Indias top military commander.