Kim aris suu kyi biography of abraham

After three years of complete silence and no information as to her whereabouts, the family of Aung San Suu Kyi have received their first communication from the former leader of Myanmar since she was removed from power three years ago today.

In a handwritten letter to her son Kim Aris, who lives in the UK, she says she's generally well but is suffering from dental problems and spondylitis, a painful condition that inflames the joints of the backbone.

The letter, her son says, is the first confirmation they have received that the 78-year-old Nobel Peace Prize winner is alive.

Mr Aris says he recognised his mother's handwriting straight away.

"I was overjoyed to actually see something in her handwriting, to know that she's able to actually write, for starters, because I haven't had any confirmation that she's actually alive for all these years," he says in an i