Burma's detained pro-democracy leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, has told members of her political party that she's not satisfied with the dialogue started by the military government following the mass demonstrations last September. Following a rare meeting with Ms Suu Kyi, NLD party spokesman U Nyan Win said she'd expressed frustration that the military hadn't given a time frame for the dialogue process and had said she didn't want to give false hope to the Burmese people.
The military government agreed to talk to the opposition under heavy international pressure following the violent suppression of the protests.
30 January, 2008
