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The Rohingya: World's Least-Wanted PeopleMyanmar's de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi, under mounting criticism over her government's military offensive against minority Muslim Rohingyas, on Tuesday rejected claims that she had softened her stance on the military after her party took power last year.In an interview with Radio Free Asia, she said she has remained firm with the generals since her days under house arrest during military junta rule."I’ve stood firm with the military before, and still do now," the Nobel laureate told RFA in a wide-ranging interview covering topics such as the Rohingya refugee crisis, her election pledge to bring about political and other reforms, as well as economic growth and media freedom....Extensive coverage: http://www.rfa.org/english/news/special/rohingya-crisis/
