San San Nweh San San Nweh allowed to visit her family for three hours San San Nweh Jailed since August 1994, San San Nweh, journalist, writer and Burmese political militant, has been allowed for the first time to go to her home in Yankin, a suburb of Rangoon. She was able to converse with her family, notably her six children, for more than three hours under control of MIS agents. Members of her family were able to note that her health had improved slightly.
Prisoners sleep on bamboo mats on the ground.
The toilet a mud bowl in the corner of the room is cleared once a day only. From 6 a.m., the women are forced to sit cross-legged on the ground with their heads bowed. Speaking is forbidden and disobedience is punished.