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Burma / Aung San Sui Kyi / Interview #1024732

CBS Evening News for Saturday, Jun 16, 2012
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(Studio: Jim Axelrod) The trip by Burma's Aung San Sui Kyi to Norway for the Nobel Peace Prize she won 20 years ago reported; scenes shown from Oslo.

(Oslo: Scott Pelley) The Aung San Sui Kyi interview presented; details given about Burma's move towards democracy as the military still rules. [Aung San SUI KYI - says she never considered leaving Burma.] [In her speech, Aung San SUI KYI - recalls the "unknown ones," her being a prisoner of conscience.]

Reporter(s):
Axelrod, Jim;
Pelley, Scott
Duration:
00:02:50

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