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The broken Myanmar Embassy nameplate daubed with red paint and a poster of Myanmar junta leader General Than Shwe is seen at the Myanmar Embassy after a protest in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held by pro-democracy activists to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

The broken Myanmar Embassy nameplate daubed with red paint and a poster of Myanmar junta leader General Than Shwe is seen at the Myanmar Embassy after a protest in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held by pro-democracy activists to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

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Myanmarese protesters shout slogans against the military government outside the gate of their embassy in New Delhi, India, Friday, March 19, 2010. Angry Myanmarese protesters hurled rocks and wooden planks inside their embassy on Friday, opposing the elections announced by military rulers which they said blocked the participation of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi. They put their own lock at the embassy gate and stomped at photographs of military junta leader Senior Gen. Than Shwe, portraits seen.

Myanmarese protesters shout slogans against the military government outside the gate of their embassy in New Delhi, India, Friday, March 19, 2010. Angry Myanmarese protesters hurled rocks and wooden planks inside their embassy on Friday, opposing the elections announced by military rulers which they said blocked the participation of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi. They put their own lock at the embassy gate and stomped at photographs of military junta leader Senior Gen. Than Shwe, portraits seen.

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The broken Myanmar Embassy nameplate daubed with red paint and a poster of Myanmar junta leader General Than Shwe is seen at the Myanmar Embassy after a protest in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held by pro-democracy activists to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

The broken Myanmar Embassy nameplate daubed with red paint and a poster of Myanmar junta leader General Than Shwe is seen at the Myanmar Embassy after a protest in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held by pro-democracy activists to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

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Indian police officials attempt to prevent the passage of Myanmar pro-democracy activists during a protest in front of the Myanmar Embassy in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

Indian police officials attempt to prevent the passage of Myanmar pro-democracy activists during a protest in front of the Myanmar Embassy in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

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A Myanmar pro-democracy shouts slogans from inside a vehicle during a protest in front of the Myanmar Embassy in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

A Myanmar pro-democracy shouts slogans from inside a vehicle during a protest in front of the Myanmar Embassy in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

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An Indian police official reviews damage at the Myanmar Embassy after a protest in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held by pro-democracy activists to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

An Indian police official reviews damage at the Myanmar Embassy after a protest in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held by pro-democracy activists to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

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A Myanmar Embassy official peers through a grafitti damaged gate following a protest in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

A Myanmar Embassy official peers through a grafitti damaged gate following a protest in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

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Myanmar pro-democracy activists damage a guardhouse during a protest in front of the Myanmar Embassy in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

Myanmar pro-democracy activists damage a guardhouse during a protest in front of the Myanmar Embassy in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

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Posters bearing images of Myanmar junta leader General Than Shwe are pierced onto the main gate of the Myanmar Embassy during a protest in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

Posters bearing images of Myanmar junta leader General Than Shwe are pierced onto the main gate of the Myanmar Embassy during a protest in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

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Posters bearing images of Myanmar junta leader General Than Shwe are pierced onto the main gate of the Myanmar Embassy during a protest in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

Posters bearing images of Myanmar junta leader General Than Shwe are pierced onto the main gate of the Myanmar Embassy during a protest in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

AFP 

A Myammar Burmese Pro-democracy activist uses a rock to break the nameplate of the Myanmar Embassy during a protest in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

A Myammar Burmese Pro-democracy activist uses a rock to break the nameplate of the Myanmar Embassy during a protest in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

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A Myammar Burmese Pro-democracy activist uses a rock to break the nameplate of the Myanmar Embassy during a protest in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held  to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

A Myammar Burmese Pro-democracy activist uses a rock to break the nameplate of the Myanmar Embassy during a protest in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

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A protester clenches his fist in front of a poster of Myanmar democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi during a protest at the Myanmar Embassy at Manila's financial district of Makati city Friday March 19, 2010 in Manila, Philippines, to denounce the new election laws issued by its military junta. The protesters urged the ASEAN members, including the United Nations, not to recognize the election laws of Myanmar which allegedly "effectively excludes Suu Kyi and cripples all political oppsition parties."

A protester clenches his fist in front of a poster of Myanmar democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi during a protest at the Myanmar Embassy at Manila's financial district of Makati city Friday March 19, 2010 in Manila, Philippines, to denounce the new election laws issued by its military junta. The protesters urged the ASEAN members, including the United Nations, not to recognize the election laws of Myanmar which allegedly "effectively excludes Suu Kyi and cripples all political oppsition parties."

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Myanmar pro-democracy activists damage a guardhouse during a protest in front of the Myanmar Embassy in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

Myanmar pro-democracy activists damage a guardhouse during a protest in front of the Myanmar Embassy in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

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Members of the Free Burma Coalition display a poster of detained Myanmar democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi (R) during a protest in front of the Myanmar embassy in Manila on March 19, 2010 to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November.

Members of the Free Burma Coalition display a poster of detained Myanmar democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi (R) during a protest in front of the Myanmar embassy in Manila on March 19, 2010 to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November.

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Members of the Free Burma Coalition display a poster of detained Myanmar democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi (L) during a protest in front of the Myanmar embassy in Manila on March 19, 2010 to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November.

Members of the Free Burma Coalition display a poster of detained Myanmar democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi (L) during a protest in front of the Myanmar embassy in Manila on March 19, 2010 to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November.

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Members of the Free Burma Coalition display a poster of detained Myanmar democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi during a protest in front of the Myanmar embassy in Manila on March 19, 2010 to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November.

Members of the Free Burma Coalition display a poster of detained Myanmar democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi during a protest in front of the Myanmar embassy in Manila on March 19, 2010 to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November.

AFP 

Members of the Free Burma Coalition display a poster of detained Myanmar democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi during a protest in front of the Myanmar embassy in Manila on March 19, 2010 to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November.

Members of the Free Burma Coalition display a poster of detained Myanmar democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi during a protest in front of the Myanmar embassy in Manila on March 19, 2010 to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November.

AFP 

Protesters display placards and a poster of Myanmar democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi during a protest outside the Myanmar Embassy at Manila's financial district of Makati city Friday March. 19, 2010 in Manila, Philippines, to denounce the new election laws issued by its military junta. The protester urged the ASEAN members, including the United Nations, not to recognize the election laws of Myanmar which allegedly "effectively excludes democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi and cripples all political opposition parties."

Protesters display placards and a poster of Myanmar democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi during a protest outside the Myanmar Embassy at Manila's financial district of Makati city Friday March. 19, 2010 in Manila, Philippines, to denounce the new election laws issued by its military junta. The protester urged the ASEAN members, including the United Nations, not to recognize the election laws of Myanmar which allegedly "effectively excludes democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi and cripples all political opposition parties."

AP 

Protesters stage a die-in in front of the Myanmar Embassy at Manila's financial district of Makati city Friday March. 19, 2010 in Manila, Philippines, to denounce the new election laws issued by the military junta. The protester urged the ASEAN members, including the United Nations, not to recognize the election laws of Myanmar which allegedly "effectively excludes democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi and cripples all political opposition parties."

Protesters stage a die-in in front of the Myanmar Embassy at Manila's financial district of Makati city Friday March. 19, 2010 in Manila, Philippines, to denounce the new election laws issued by the military junta. The protester urged the ASEAN members, including the United Nations, not to recognize the election laws of Myanmar which allegedly "effectively excludes democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi and cripples all political opposition parties."

AP 

The broken Myanmar Embassy nameplate daubed with red paint and a poster of Myanmar junta leader General Than Shwe is seen at the Myanmar Embassy after a protest in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held by pro-democracy activists to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

The broken Myanmar Embassy nameplate daubed with red paint and a poster of Myanmar junta leader General Than Shwe is seen at the Myanmar Embassy after a protest in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held by pro-democracy activists to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

AFP 

Myanmarese protesters shout slogans against the military government outside the gate of their embassy in New Delhi, India, Friday, March 19, 2010. Angry Myanmarese protesters hurled rocks and wooden planks inside their embassy on Friday, opposing the elections announced by military rulers which they said blocked the participation of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi. They put their own lock at the embassy gate and stomped at photographs of military junta leader Senior Gen. Than Shwe, portraits seen.

Myanmarese protesters shout slogans against the military government outside the gate of their embassy in New Delhi, India, Friday, March 19, 2010. Angry Myanmarese protesters hurled rocks and wooden planks inside their embassy on Friday, opposing the elections announced by military rulers which they said blocked the participation of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi. They put their own lock at the embassy gate and stomped at photographs of military junta leader Senior Gen. Than Shwe, portraits seen.

AP 

The broken Myanmar Embassy nameplate daubed with red paint and a poster of Myanmar junta leader General Than Shwe is seen at the Myanmar Embassy after a protest in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held by pro-democracy activists to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

The broken Myanmar Embassy nameplate daubed with red paint and a poster of Myanmar junta leader General Than Shwe is seen at the Myanmar Embassy after a protest in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held by pro-democracy activists to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

AFP 

Indian police officials attempt to prevent the passage of Myanmar pro-democracy activists during a protest in front of the Myanmar Embassy in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

Indian police officials attempt to prevent the passage of Myanmar pro-democracy activists during a protest in front of the Myanmar Embassy in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

AFP 

A Myanmar pro-democracy shouts slogans from inside a vehicle during a protest in front of the Myanmar Embassy in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

A Myanmar pro-democracy shouts slogans from inside a vehicle during a protest in front of the Myanmar Embassy in New Delhi on March 19, 2010, held to denounce Myanmar's recently announced election law. Myanmar's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on her people to respond to an 'unjust' election law issued by the junta that bars her from the vote, her lawyer said. Under the laws, which have sparked international anger, Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own National League for Democracy (NLD) and is prevented from standing in the elections expected in October or November 2010.

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