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Leaked documents reveal global business links to Myanmar military crimes

Summary by Amnesty International

MEHL, which has many global partnerships, is partly owned by Myanmar's brutal military

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The Independent

Myanmar investigation accuses global businesses of complicity in Rohingya persecution

<p>Foreign companies which work with the military-controlled company are funding its oppression of the Rohingya according to the human rights group Amnesty International, reports <i>Tim Wyatt</i></p>

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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abc News

Amnesty Report: Businesses supporting Myanmar abuses

The overwhelming control of Myanmar's economy by the military through some of its biggest companies means its foreign and domestic business partners are likely supporting military units and leaders suspected of human rights abuses

4 years ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Amnesty Report: Businesses supporting Myanmar abuses

The overwhelming control of Myanmar’s economy by the military through some of its biggest companies means its foreign and domestic business partners are likely supporting military units and leaders suspected of human rights abuses

4 years ago

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South China Morning Post

Japan, Korean firms among businesses supporting Myanmar abuses: Amnesty

The overwhelming control of Myanmar’s economy by the military through some of its biggest companies means its foreign and domestic business partners are likely supporting army units and leaders suspected of human rights abuses, critics say.A report by Amnesty International released on Thursday details some of those links with Myanmar Economic Holdings PLC a huge conglomerate that was set up by the military in 1990.The human rights group is urgin…

4 years ago·Hong Kong

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