United Nations envoy Razali Ismail left Rangoon after completing his five-day mission with a message that he expects Burmese democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi to be released from 'protective custody' within two weeks.

Razali, who achieved his main goal of meeting with Suu Kyi to check on her well-being, said he is still required to press home the international community's insistence for her to be as free to move around as she was before her arrest two weeks ago.