Nobel laureate for peace Burmese opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi will have to serve another 18 months under house arrest for having given hospitality to John William Yethaw, an American citizen of the Mormon religion, came to his house to swim. The story of the Nobel Prize is known to all, and for this, I feel disgusting premise that the sentence, I want to focus on the figure of an American citizen involved in vicenda.Per what is humanly and politically relevant the verdict dealt to San Suu Kyi, I find it unfair that the media have given so little space to the human experience of John William Yethaw.
The U.S. in fact has been sentenced to seven years in jail in a 4 to forced labor. Three for the violation of securities laws, three illegal immigrants in the Asian country and one for violation of municipal activity Swim. If the murderers are found in Italy free after a few months in prison, this American citizen is found on their shoulders a terrible condemnation. The various international and humanitarian organizations have moved immediately to protest against the sentence imposed on dellopposizione Burmese leader, and his name can be read in every newspaper and website ... But poor John?? For the United States was the secretary of state Hillary Clinton to declare that Suu Kyi "should never be tried or convicted" and said "worried about the harshness of the sentence" against the U.S. Yethaw, but maybe you should not do something more to avoid the American 7 years of hell?
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