Kim Aris, the son of Aung San Suu Kyi, is desperately trying to ascertain his mother's status after her detention by Myanmar's military junta since February 2021. He expressed his concerns during a campaign in Australia called Proof of Life, stating he has received little credible information about her welfare over the past five years. Aris last spoke with Suu Kyi just before the military coup that ousted her from power. He fears for her health, noting reports of deteriorating conditions, including heart issues and dental problems. Aris, who has spent most of his life in England, recalls fond memories of time spent with his mother during her previous house arrest. He emphasizes the importance of international support for her release, as he believes his voice carries weight in the global community. During his visit to Australia, he met with officials and supporters, including Sean Turnell, an Australian economist who was imprisoned alongside Suu Kyi. Aris remains hopeful but deeply concerned about his mother's well-being, stating, "If anybody can get through it, it’s her."