The National Unity Government's Revenue Denial Strategy • Stimson Center
Myanmar’s National Unity Government hopes to cut off the military government’s revenue streams to tip the scales in favor of the resistance.
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Myanmar’s National Unity Government hopes to cut off the military government’s revenue streams to tip the scales in favor of the resistance.
That gives her a total sentence of 33 years, capping a series of politically tinged prosecutions since the army toppled her elected government in February 2021.
According to campaign group Justice for Myanmar (JFM) the International Finance Corporation (IFC) of the World Bank Group is divesting from Myanmar’s Yoma Bank after its business with military companies was exposed.
World Bank’s private sector development arm sells 4.5 percent stake in Myanmar bank and faces pressure to cut its other ties with junta.
YANGON, 27 May 2021: Tenants of a high-end office block in Yangon that the United Nations said was built on military-owned land have moved out or are reviewing their leases. Prominent first on the move out include McKinsey, Coca-Cola and Reuters, according to the Business and Human Rights Resource Centre. The activist group Justice for Myanmar last month called on commercial tenants of the Sule Square complex of offices and shops in the heart of Myanmar’s commercial hub of Yangon to stop indirectly supporting the army. Photographer: Rory Daniel “Sule Square has big-name tenants that conti...