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Suu Kyi receives honorary doctorate in Canberra

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MELBOURNE: Nobel Prize winner and Myanmar’s opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been awarded honorary doctorate by the Canberra-based Australian National University.

Suu Kyi received a standing ovation as she accepted a Doctorate of Letters for her outstanding contributions to the service of society yesterday, according to Australian Broadcasting Corporation report. Suu Kyi, 68, who is here on a six-day trip to Australia, said: “There are too many who believe that we are almost at the end of the road, this is not so, we are just at the beginning.

“But we are confident that we will be able to walk the path that we have chosen for ourselves.

“I hope today that the world will help us to realize our dreams, realizing dreams is very hard work.”

“I’ve always said that there is no hope without endeavour, what we hope for we must endeavour to achieve through great hard work,” Suu Kyi said, and hoped Australia will encourage Myanmar’s democratic journey. (Agencies)

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