united nations the un special envoy for myanmar travelled to the southeast asian nation for the first time since she was appointed to the post last octoberthe trip by nellen heyzer on monday followed the un security councils latest call for an immediate end to all forms of violence and unimpeded humanitarian access in the strifetorn countryheyzer will focus on addressing the deteriorating situation and immediate concerns as well as other priority areas of her mandate un spokesman stephane dujarric saidhe gave no details on whether heyzer would meet with myanmars military rulers or the countrys imprisoned former leader aung san suu kyi a longtime un demand suu kyi was convicted earlier monday on more corruption charges adding six years to her earlier 11year prison sentenceheyzers visit follows her extensive consultations with actors from across the political spectrum civil society as well as communities affected by the ongoing conflict dujarric saidearlier this month cambodian foreign minister prak sokhonn special envoy to myanmar for the 10member association of southeast asian nations said efforts by myanmars neighbors to help restore peace and normalcy to the strifetorn nation were hindered by the countrys recent execution of four political activistshe warned that further executions would force the regional group to reconsider how it engages with fellow member myanmarin february 2021 myanmars army ousted suu kyis elected government and then violently cracked down on widespread protests against its actions after security forces unleashed lethal force on peaceful demonstrators some opponents of military rule took up armsmyanmars military rulers agreed to a fivepoint asean plan in april 2021 to restore peace and stability to the country which includes an immediate halt to violence and a dialogue among all parties but the countrys military has made little effort to implement the plan and myanmar has slipped into a situation that some un experts have characterized as a civil warheyzer a womens rights activist from singapore headed unifem a un development organization that focuses on promoting womens economic advancement in 19942007 she was the first woman to serve as executive secretary of the un economic and social commission for asia and the pacific in 20072014