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UK, Canada sanction Myanmar generals after coup

UK, Canada sanction Myanmar generals after coup
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Asian firms urged to do their duty , break with Myanmar military

Asian businesses are coming under intense pressure to cut ties with the Myanmar military after this month's coup, with activists questioning whether such ventures benefit the wider population or fuel human rights abuses.

Myanmar: Groups call on more companies allegedly linked to military to sever ties - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre

Business & Human Rights Resource Centre Featured pages Featured pages Update Featured pages Featured pages Burma Campaign UK, Justice For Myanmar , Korean Civil Society in Solidarity with the Rohingya (KCSSR) and Korean Transnational Corporations Watch (KTCW) call on businesses that have commercial relationships with the Myanmar military to cut their ties. Burma Campaign UK welcomes the announcement from Kirin that they will end their business relationship with the Myanmar military but continues on pressing other international companies doing business with the military to end those relationships. Justice For Myanmar presses further by calling out the international community to impose immediate comprehensive and targeted sanctions against the Myanmar military in response to their Feb 1 coup and their continuing violations of international law, including their campaign of genocide against the Rohingya and war crimes and crimes against humanity in ethn

Asian Firms Urged To Do Their Duty Break With Myanmar Military

BW Businessworld Asian Firms Urged To Do Their Duty , Break With Myanmar Military United Nations investigators in 2019 said global firms doing business with MEHL aided the army and were at high risk of contributing to human rights abuses. Photo Credit : Asian businesses are coming under intense pressure to cut ties with the Myanmar military after this month s coup, with activists questioning whether such ventures benefit the wider population or fuel human rights abuses. Myanmar s military toppled the elected government of Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi on Feb. 1, ending a decade-long democratic transition when businesses entered the Southeast Asian nation after international sanctions were lifted.

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