Group of ousted Myanmar lawmakers appoints Dr Sa Sa and Htin Lin Aung as representatives


Dr Sa Sa, seen here speaking to the Straits Times during a Zoom interview on Feb 23, has been appointed as Myanmar representative for the UN to represent the CRPH. - ST

YANGON (Eleven Media Group): The Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH), a 17-member body of lawmakers forced to go underground following the military coup on Feb 1, announced that it has nominated Dr Sa Sa as its representative to the United Nations (UN) and Htin Lin Aung as its representative for international relations.

The announcement said Dr Sa Sa is appointed as Myanmar representative for the UN to represent the CRPH on Feb 23.

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