Activist groups urge UN probe of its Myanmar envoy after report alleges ties to Chinese companies
- Activist groups are urging the United Nations to investigate its special envoy to Myanmar, Julie Bishop, over potential conflicts of interest related to Chinese companies.
- Justice for Myanmar stated that Bishop's ties to Chinese state-owned companies create 'unacceptable conflicts of interest that must be fully investigated.'
- The spokesperson for Justice for Myanmar, Yadanar Muang, emphasized the importance of trust from Myanmar civil society for the special envoy's role.
- U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres has received the request for an investigation but has not provided any comments regarding it.
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Activist groups urge UN probe of its Myanmar envoy after report alleges ties to Chinese companies
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