The Nobel Peace Prize winner who gave up freedom and a life with her family in Britain, to protest against the military rule at another country, who is also the Chair of the National League for democracy is _________
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Think of the Myanmar leader who stayed under house arrest instead of joining her family abroad.
This tests recognition of a Nobel Peace Prize laureate known for years of house arrest and pro-democracy leadership.
Angela Merkel: This is wrong. Merkel was Germany's Chancellor and never won a Nobel Peace Prize, nor did she give up freedom in Britain.
Christine Lagarde: This is wrong. Lagarde headed the IMF and later the European Central Bank, with no Nobel Peace Prize or such sacrifice tied to her.
Brito Polman: This is wrong. This name does not match any real Nobel Peace laureate connected to this story.
Aung San Suu Kyi: This is correct. She won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1991, chose not to leave Myanmar to keep her family in Britain because the military government would not let her return, and led the National League for Democracy as its Chair.