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'Suu Kyi not hurt'

YANGON (Myanmar) JUNE 3. Myanmar's Generals insist that the pro-democracy leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, is safe and unhurt following a bloody clash involving her supporters, but they won't reveal where she's being detained or how long she'll be held — despite concerns raised by the U.S. President, George W. Bush, other world leaders and the U.N.

As the international community demanded her release, the military junta declined to say whether a U.N. envoy — scheduled to visit Myanmar this week — will be allowed to meet Ms Suu Kyi.

— AP

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