Portrait Of Courage: John Pilger Interview With Aung San Suu Kyi
Pro-democracy advocate and prisoner of conscience Aung San Suu Kyi is interviewed by Australian author, journalist, and documentary film maker, John Pilger. British-based Pilger made this special film for mainstream UK television in 1996.
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John Pilger says that the public has a right to know the secrets of governments that impinge on our democratic rights, and that Wikileaks should be allowed to do their new-found job
Part of this one hour interview with the Wikileaks founder is used within the latest film (The War You Don't See) by acclaimed investigative journalist and human rights activist, John Pilger
Burmese pro-democracy advocate and prisoner of conscience, Aung San Suu Kyi, chats to John Pilger for mainstream UK television in 1996
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