The coffin of U Zaw Shine, a teashop owner who was shot dead during a crackdown by security forces in Mandalay two days after the ASEAN summit, is displayed on April 27. (AFP)
The coffin of U Zaw Shine, a teashop owner who was shot dead during a crackdown by security forces in Mandalay two days after the ASEAN summit, is displayed on April 27. (AFP)

Tatmadaw wants ‘stability’ before heeding pleas on violence

The military regime said it would consider the "constructive suggestions made by ASEAN leaders when the situation returns to stability in the country".

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