Aung San Suu Kyi

Suu Kyi, who was freed from house arrest Saturday amid a divided political landscape and days after widely criticized elections, made clear she faces a precarious position: maneuvering between the expectations of the country's pro-democracy movement and the realities of dealing with a clique of secretive generals who have kept her locked up for much of the past two decades.

  

I suppose there are many people who live a life without freedom.  I appreciate my American home and the benefits I am able to enjoy.