As Myanmar’s dictator is sworn in as a civilian president, a groundswell of opposition internationally to his junta is making progress in holding him to account for his crimes, says Christopher Gunness I n scenes redolent of North Korean political pantomime, Myanmar’s mickey-mouse dictator, Min Aung Hlaing , has been sworn in as “civilian” president in the surreally grandiose capital, Naypyidaw (which translates “ Abode of the Kings ”), built on a monumental scale by the military for self-