Myanmar's ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who has been hit by criminal charges one after another, appeared in person in court for a second time on Monday in the coup-hit country's capital Naypyitaw.Her lawyers said the five cases being dealt with by the Naypyitaw court will enter the full-scale trial phase next week, and verdicts could be handed down as early as August.Suu Kyi has been prosecuted for six offenses, among which five minor ones -- such as the illegal import of walkie-talkies and violation of coronavirus restrictions -- are being collectively tried at the special court.The sixt…READ FULL ARTICLE
