Ex-Myanmar ambassador to UK on trial for trespassing in diplomatic residence
Kyaw Zwar Minn outside at his north London residence in 2021. Photograph: Ian West/PAView image in fullscreenKyaw Zwar Minn outside at his north London residence in 2021. Min Aung Hlaing is wanted by the international criminal court for crimes against humanity against the Muslim Rohingya minority.Kyaw Zwar Minn’s lawyer, David Perry, told the court: “The military authorities could not lawfully terminate his licence at the address.
- ▪Kyaw Zwar Minn outside at his north London residence in 2021.
- ▪Photograph: Ian West/PAView image in fullscreenKyaw Zwar Minn outside at his north London residence in 2021.
- ▪Min Aung Hlaing is wanted by the international criminal court for crimes against humanity against the Muslim Rohingya minority.Kyaw Zwar Minn’s lawyer, David Perry, told the court: “The military authorities could not lawfully terminate his
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Kyaw Zwar Minn outside at his north London residence in 2021. Photograph: Ian West/PAView image in fullscreenKyaw Zwar Minn outside at his north London residence in 2021. Photograph: Ian West/PAUK newsEx-Myanmar ambassador to UK on trial for trespassing in diplomatic residenceKyaw Zwar Minn was ousted for declaring loyalty to Aung San Suu Kyi after 2021 coup but refused to leave his homeGeneva AbdulWed 12 Aug 2026 14.01 EDTLast modified on Wed 12 Aug 2026 14.15 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleMyanmar’s ousted ambassador to the UK has gone on trial on trespassing charges for refusing to leave a diplomatic residence after being unceremoniously locked out of the embassy in 2021.Shortly after Myanmar’s military seized power in 2021, triggering mass protests that spiralled into a civil…
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