Burma: Suu Kyi again accused of corruption

(ANSA) - YANGON, June 10 - Aung San Suu Kyi was again accused of corruption: the state newspaper 'Global NewLight of Myanmar' reports that the former Burmese leader "used his rank" to bribe, stressing that the Anti-Corruption Commission of the Paese "charged her under section 55 of the anti-corruption law". The Nobel Peace Prize winner had already been accused of corruption for accepting bribes worth $ 600,000 and 11 kilos of gold. These accusations are added, among others, to those of violation of the restrictions against the coronavirus and of the illegal importation of walkie talkies for its security service. (HANDLE).