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Myanmar's 'Contractor' Has Been Busy Monopolizing Military Businesses

Myanmar's 'Contractor' Has Been Busy Monopolizing Military Businesses
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Myanmar Junta Implementing China's BRI Projects by Stealth

Myanmar Junta Implementing China's BRI Projects by Stealth
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Myanmar Coup and Fast Fashion: Sanctions Would Harm Poor Textile Workers

By Jerri-Lynn Scofield, who has worked as a securities lawyer and a derivatives trader. She is currently writing a book about textile artisans.
The Wall Street Journal ran a piece today, Myanmar’s Garment Factories Suffer One-Two Punch of Covid and Coup, highlighting the impact imposing economic sanctions on Myanmar in response to last week’s military coup would have on workers who make clothes for fast fashion retailers.
Per the Journal:
A decade ago, as Myanmar was turning toward democracy from military rule, Western governments began dropping crippling sanctions—drawing fast-fashion labels to the country. Factories sprang up, employing hundreds of thousands of people making shirts and dresses for consumers in Europe and elsewhere.

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