Let's Learn About Burma Crossword

Spent years under house arrest, a Burmese politician, diplomat, author and 1991 Nobel Peace laureate. Minister of Foreign Affairs from 2016-21
Under British Rule what was the country's official name.
Burma borders India, China, Bangladesh, Laos and
He was educated at Harvard and Cambridge University and later taught history for several years as a Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. He has also served on three United Nations peacekeeping operations, in Cambodia and the former Yugoslavia, as well as with the United Nations Secretariat in New York.
Poet referenced in a previous book we read, lived in the same apartment building (long before) as author
The group of people has faced decades of discrimination and repression under successive Myanmar governments. Effectively denied citizenship under the 1982 Citizenship Law, they are one of the largest stateless populations in the world.
This fertile valley is prone to devastating cyclones and receives on average 3 feet of rain per month
Approximately 90% of Burmese practice which religion
Seized power in 1962, a reclusive eccentric general that bankrupted Burma economically and spiritually during 26 years in power. Known as "the destroyer of Burma"
The Kachin region includes spectacularly rich mines of:
In 1989 with Ne Win gone, elections were held. The ________ won, but power was denied by the junta. The reason given that power could not be transferred until a new constitution was written
2003, tough nations put in place by ________."charged the ruling junta with committing "egregious human rights violations" failing to transfer power to Aung sa suu kyi.
In 2004, general Than Shwe took over the junta and built a new capital city named:
Laura Bush claimed that the response to _____was "only the most recent example of the junta's failure to meet its people's basic needs"