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Archives for 2019

US brewery set to sell to beer giant accused of funding Rohingya genocide – Myanmar Now

December 6, 2019

Myanmar Now reports that a popular American brewery with “ethical credentials”, the New Belgium Brewery, is voting on whether to sell up to a a subsidiary of Kirin, a company accused of funding the Burmese military’s abuses against ethnic minorities. Kirin is on Burma Campaign UK’s Dirty List for partnering with Myanmar Economic Holdings Limited, …

Read moreUS brewery set to sell to beer giant accused of funding Rohingya genocide – Myanmar Now

The nations taking a stand against Rohingya genocide – Byline Times

November 27, 2019

Byline Times reports on the lawsuit that has just been filed by the Gambia with the UN’s highest court, the International Court of Justice, formally accusing Burma of genocide. “To date, the international community has pretty much ignored all the recommendations of the United Nations Fact Finding Mission,” Mark Farmaner, director of Burma Campaign UK, …

Read moreThe nations taking a stand against Rohingya genocide – Byline Times

Myanmar’s military companies should be sanctioned – Al Jazeera

November 26, 2019

In a strongly worded opinion piece for Al Jazeera, Yanghee Lee, the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar, writes: “The change that so many hope to see in Myanmar will not come to fruition while the army retains its current dominance. Unchecked trade and investment with military companies will only …

Read moreMyanmar’s military companies should be sanctioned – Al Jazeera

World Bank’s planned $250 million Eastern Burma project will fuel conflict

November 24, 2019

Statement from the Karen Peace Support Network We the undersigned, reject the World Bank’s planned $250 million “Peaceful and Prosperous Communities Project” (PPCP) for the alleged development of conflict-affected areas of Eastern Burma. The Peaceful and Prosperous Communities Project (PPCP)’s stated objective is “to address the significant and historical underinvestment in public infrastructure, services, and …

Read moreWorld Bank’s planned $250 million Eastern Burma project will fuel conflict

As landmine use in Burma increases, donors cut funding in landmine clearance

November 21, 2019

Burma Campaign UK today called on donors to reverse cuts in landmine clearance and education in Burma, and instead organise a donor summit in coordination with the government of Burma to massively scale up landmine clearance in the country. More pressure needs to be placed on the government of Burma to sign the Mine Ban …

Read moreAs landmine use in Burma increases, donors cut funding in landmine clearance

Ethnic nationalities alliance welcomes ICJ lawsuit – Karen News

November 18, 2019

Overseas based Burma ethnic alliance and coalition groups issued statements welcoming Gambia’s lawsuit to the International Court of Justice for genocide against the Rohingya by the Burmese government. Karen News quotes Mark Farmaner, Director of Burma Campaign UK: “These legal cases will help put the military on notice that they cannot continue to evade justice …

Read moreEthnic nationalities alliance welcomes ICJ lawsuit – Karen News
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