Mass protests against military rule across Myanmar have been met with increasing force, and the death toll is rising. Stephen Sackur interviews Khin Zaw Win, a prominent political prisoner under the previous junta. What do the people of Myanmar want now - and what are they likely to get?

Khin Zaw Win: Protests in Myanmar

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Khin Zaw Win: Protests in Myanmar

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