Over 1,200 People Are Involved in a Major Lawsuit Against Telenor in the Myanmar Case

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Telenor denies liability as employees 'risked imprisonment, torture or death penalty' in Myanmar

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Telenor denies liability as employees "risked imprisonment, torture or the death penalty" in Myanmar.

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The class action lawsuit against Telenor in Myanmar will be allowed to proceed to court, the Asker and Bærum District Court has decided, writes NRK.

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Just two days after the Norwegian Police Service (PST) and the Norwegian Criminal Investigation Department (Kripos) searched Telenor's headquarters, a new legal setback for the state-controlled telecom giant has come. The Asker and Bærum District Court has opened the door for at least 1,253 former customers in Myanmar to jointly file a lawsuit against the company for damages. The claim could be for around 125 million kroner. – The Telenor scanda…

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Telenor is also under investigation for possible complicity in crimes against humanity.

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The class action lawsuit against Telenor in Myanmar will be allowed to proceed to court, the Asker and Bærum District Court has decided.