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Myanmar Parliament’s hats reveal much about owners

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Published October 14, 2014 3:24am ET
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Myanmar Parliament’s hats reveal much about owners
NAYPYITAW, Myanmar (AP) — The non-military members of Myanmar’s Parliament must wear hats on the floor, a requirement that creates a window into the many cultures that make up the Southeast Asian country of 50 million. Here’s a look at seven members of Parliament and what their headgear says about them: ___ MYAT KO ETHNICITY: […]

NAYPYITAW, Myanmar (AP) — The non-military members of Myanmar’s Parliament must wear hats on the floor, a requirement that creates a window into the many cultures that make up the Southeast Asian country of 50 million. Here’s a look at seven members of Parliament and what their headgear says about them:

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