Myanmar's detained leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who is accused by the junta of illegal import of walkie-talkies, will appear in person at a court hearing held on May 24 in the capital Naypyitaw, one of her lawyers revealed Monday.If Suu Kyi actually appears publicly, it will be the first time since the Feb. 1 coup. She has been under house arrest at her residence and has only attended hearings by video conferencing.Since her detention, Suu Kyi has faced five charges for mostly trivial offenses such as the illegal import of walkie-talkies and neglecting measures against the coronavirus.But she h…READ FULL ARTICLE