Five new charges against country’s ousted leader involve the government’s hire, purchase and maintenance of helicopter.
Myanmar’s elected leader jailed for four more years, after being found guilty on other charges last month.
The case is among many brought against the Nobel Peace Prize laureate since the army seized power in February.
Judge adjourns trial on charges of alleged possession of unlicenced walkie-talkies, news agencies report.
Such strikes are seen as a safer way to protest as 1,300 people were killed by security forces since a military coup.
Court in Naypyidaw finds deposed leader guilty of incitement and of breaching COVID-19 rules.
Aung San Suu Kyi faces up to five years in jail if found guilty of incitement and breaching COVID-19 rules.
Verdicts expected to deliver Nobel laureate’s first prison sentences since military overthrew postponed to December 6.
Generals have used allegations of wrongdoing in 2020 elections to justify their coup against the elected government.
UN finds evidence of systematic attack on civilians ‘amounting to crimes against humanity’ in Myanmar since the coup.
Win Htein, 80, is the first high-ranking NLD member to be jailed by a court following the military’s coup in February.
Myanmar’s popularly-elected leader, who was removed by the military in a coup, faces multiple charges.
Joyful scenes as families reunited but experts say international community needs to maintain pressure on coup leaders.
The military has put deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi, 76, on trial for incitement – the latest in a list of charges.
