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Details 22 April 2021 Activist group Justice for Myanmar has called out Shangri-La Asia for continued business with the Myanmar military through the Sule Square development. It urged consumers to boycott Shangri-La hotels and asked investors to divest. Sule Square is a mall and office development in Yangon by Shangri-La and according to the activist group, it is on land leased from the quartermaster general’s office of the Myanmar army, which is responsible for the purchase of arms. Justice for Myanmar also alleged in a statement that Shangri-La Asia, founded by Malaysian tycoon Robert Kuok and owned by Kuok Group, has failed to respond to the recommendations of the UN International Fact-Finding Mission to cut ties with the military . Its spokesperson Yadanar Maung also called for tenants of Sule Square, including the World Bank, Coca Cola, the American Chamber of Commerce in Myanmar and Yara to end all leases and cut all ties ....
Tiger Beer, BreadTalk and Ya Kun Kaya Toast among SG brands facing boycott in Myanmar Details 18 February 2021 Some Singaporean F&B brands have been called out for not taking a stand concerning the recent military coup in Myanmar. Graphics urging consumers to boycott Singaporean brands have been circulating online, especially on Facebook and Twitter. The graphics said Singapore is the largest investor in Myanmar, adding that the country “is not respecting the voices of the Burmese. Singapore is supporting the dictatorship”. Accompanying these statements were the image of the Singapore flag and logos of Tiger Beer, BreadTalk, Ya Kun Kaya Toast, Beauty In The Pot, Crystal Jade Kitchen, and Ippudo being crossed out. The hashtags #BoycottSingapore and #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar were also included on the graphics. ....