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UK offers shelter to ousted Myanmar ambassador

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Britain said it is willing to offer shelter to Myanmar's ambassador to London after he was ousted from his embassy by pro-junta diplomats.

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The Guardian

UK offers shelter to Myanmar ambassador who condemned coup

Kyaw Zwar Minn locked out of London embassy by pro-junta diplomats Britain has given temporary shelter to Myanmar’s former ambassador to London after he was locked out of his embassy when he declared loyalty to the democratically elected government overthrown by a military junta in February.Kyaw Zwar Minn had said the embassy had been seized by the military attache earlier this week and he had been locked out of the building. He spent Wednesday …

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

UK makes safe haven offer to Myanmar ambassador forced to sleep in car

Myanmar’s government in exile urges Britain to help the ambassador regain access to embassy

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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NDTV

UK Offers Shelter To Ousted Myanmar Ambassador

Britain said it is willing to offer shelter to Myanmar's ambassador to London after he was ousted from his embassy by pro-junta diplomats.

3 years ago·New Delhi, India

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Channel News Asia

UK offers shelter to ousted Myanmar ambassador

Britain said it is willing to offer shelter to Myanmar's ambassador to London after he was ousted from his embassy by pro-junta diplomats.

3 years ago·Singapore

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News24

UK offers shelter to ousted Myanmar ambassador

Britain said it is willing to offer shelter to Myanmar's ambassador to London after he was ousted from his embassy by pro-junta diplomats.

3 years ago·South Africa

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Gulf News

UK offers shelter to ousted Myanmar ambassador Kyaw Zwar Minn

London: Britain said it is willing to offer shelter to Myanmar’s ambassador to London after he was ousted from his embassy by pro-junta diplomats.Kyaw Zwar Minn met on Thursday with Nigel Adams, Britain’s Foreign Office minister for Asia, after his hosts said they could no longer recognise him as ambassador in line with the junta’s decision to terminate his posting.“I pay tribute to his courage and patriotism. We will support him to ensure his s…

3 years ago·Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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