ISP-Myanmar demands release of Min Zin following 100 days of detention in China
The Institute for Strategy and Policy (ISP-Myanmar) issued a public statement marking 100 days since its executive director, Min Zin, was “wrongfully detained” by Chinese authorities. Min Zin, a naturalized U.S. citizen
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