yangon ousted myanmar leader aung san suu kyis health has suffered from her frequent appearances before a court run by the military junta that deposed her government her lawyer said mondaysuu kyi went on trial in june four months after she was taken into custody in a coup that plunged the country into turmoilthe 76yearold faces a raft of charges from sedition to illegally importing walkietalkies which could see her jailed for decadesshe applied for hearings to take place every two weeks instead of weekly on the grounds of her health her lawyer khin maung zaw said after her latest court appearanceafter new corruption charges were brought against her last week the nobel laureate now must appear most weekdays at a courtroom in the militarybuilt capital naypyidawthe trial had left suu kyi feeling strained khin maung zaw said without offering more detailshe added that the judge would make a decision on her request next weekeight months since the coup clashes between junta forces and anticoup dissidents have escalated with increasingly bloody attacks and reprisalsdiplomatic efforts to resolve the crisis spearheaded by the association of southeast asian nations asean have failed to make headwaybrunei second foreign minister erywan yusof who was selected as the regional blocs envoy in august after lengthy wrangling had called for full access to all parties when he visitsbut last week a junta spokesman told afp it was unlikely he would be allowed to meet suu kyisecurity forces have killed more than 1100 civilians since the coup according to a local monitoring group