The Lady is supposed to be a serious movie about contemporary Myanmar history _ a history these very people were a part of, about events in which they had participated and which eventually drove ...

has a new kind of movie about female strength: “The Lady,” a sweeping bio-pic about the Burmese pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi. Who is that you might ask? If you don’t follow Myanmar ...

The film Clinton saw is The Lady, starring Michelle Yeoh as the pro-democracy activist who spent 15 years under house arrest in Myanmar (also ... And in fact much of the movie focuses on the ...

Myanmar’s de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi ... she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. The 2011 film, The Lady, told of the love story between Aung San Suu Kyi and her British husband, Michael ...

The disturbing video is one of a handful that have emerged from northern Rakhine State, in Myanmar, where human rights groups warn of widespread human rights abuses. Hundreds of homes have been ...

The Lady also boasts a casting coup: Michelle Yeoh as Suu Kyi. Born in Malaysia to ethnic Chinese parents, Yeoh reigned for a quarter-century as the elegant doyenne of Chinese martial-arts movies ...

Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi has been conspicuously quiet during Myanmar’s worsening ethnic crisis, as violent Buddhist-on-Muslim riots killed hundreds of people, the country’s ...

Maybe even a post for the Lady. But when it comes to the pressing challenges facing the people of Myanmar, it doesn't look as though the November elections are going to bring any quick fix.

It has been a long and painful journey for Myanmar' s democratization, headed by Suu Kyi. For two decades The Lady, as she is often called, has been the center of the democratic movement in Myanmar.