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Imran Khan: Stop Arming the Burmese Military!

February 14, 2022

Burma Campaign UK is calling on Imran Khan, Prime Minister of Pakistan, to stop arming the Burmese military. Pakistan has a long-term defence co-operation agreement with the Burmese military and has been supplying them with arms and equipment, most notably the JF-17 fighter jet aircraft. Now there are new media reports that Pakistan is about …

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694 civil society organisations oppose Telenor’s irresponsible management of user data and its plan to sell Telenor Myanmar to a military-linked company

February 12, 2022

Statement signed by 694 civil society organisations to oppose Telenor’s irresponsible management of user data and its plan to sell Telenor Myanmar to a military-linked company Since Telenor Myanmar’s misuse of user data and decision to sell its business to a military–linked company is not only pushing its users into the hands of the military …

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UK Government Warns Companies Against Supplying Aviation Fuel to Burmese Military

February 10, 2022

Burma Campaign UK today welcomed new British government advice on business risk in Burma which warns British companies not to be involved in the supply of aviation fuel to the Burmese military. New business risk guidance issued by the Department for International Trade and the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office published yesterday, 9th February, states: …

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Evergreen Marine Stops Using Military-owned Ports in Burma

February 9, 2022

Evergreen Marine, a Taiwanese company which is the world’s fourth largest cargo shipping company, has informed Burma Campaign UK that it will no longer use the Burmese military-owned Hteedan Port Terminal in Yangon. In May 2020, Evergreen was placed on the ‘Dirty List’ of companies linked to the Burmese military or human rights violations in …

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Sanction Aviation Fuel to Alleviate Humanitarian Crisis in Burma

February 8, 2022

Burma Campaign UK today launches a new campaign to persuade the UK and other countries to impose sanctions to try to stop aviation fuel reaching the Burmese military. This past weekend, airstrikes in Karen and Kachin State killed three people and injured several more. The huge increase in the use of air power by the …

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IKO Condemns Burmese Military Killing of a Baby in Recent Attacks

February 2, 2022

Statement by International Karen Organisation The International Karen Organisation condemns the killing of a baby and a woman by the Burmese military on 29th January 2022. We call on the international community to sanction the members of the military who commanded attacks on civilians on 29th and 30th January 2022. On 29 January 2022 at …

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Civil Society organizations reject UN Special Envoy’s proposal of “power sharing”

February 2, 2022

Raise alarm at her misinterpretation that the “military are in control” 247 civil society organizations reject UN Special Envoy, Dr Noeleen Heyzer’s proposal that those defying the military must negotiate a power sharing as a solution to the current political, human rights and humanitarian crisis created by the terrorist military junta. In an interview with …

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European Karen Reject UN Special Envoy Power Sharing Proposal – EKN

February 1, 2022

Statement by European Karen Network The European Karen Network, representing thousands of Karen people in Europe forced to flee their homeland because of repression and attacks by the Burmese military, rejects any talk of power sharing with the Burmese military.  We are alarmed that in an interview with Channel News Asia, the UN Special Envoy …

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Burma Campaign UK welcomes new UK, Canada & USA Sanctions

January 31, 2022

Burma Campaign UK today welcomed new sanctions announced by the British government, which target three more members of the military. Canada and the USA are also applying these new sanctions. The announcement is available here. The new sanctions have been announced on the eve of the first anniversary of the attempted coup. In the past …

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Joint statement on Myanmar UN Security Council open briefing

January 24, 2022

We, the undersigned 286 organizations stress the need, at an absolute minimum, to convene an open meeting of the UN Security Council to address the deteriorating humanitarian situation and urgent civilian protection concerns in Myanmar as a matter of extreme urgency. As we approach one year since the attempted coup on 1 February, all UN …

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Burma Campaign UK Welcomes Total Energies Withdrawal from Burma

January 21, 2022

Burma Campaign UK today welcomed the decision by Total Energies to withdraw from Burma. Total Energies announced the decision today, just a day after it came out in support of gas revenue sanctions in a letter to Human Rights Watch. The Yadana gas field which it operates could have provided half a billion dollars of …

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Biden and Macron need to sanction Myanmar gas revenue to increase pressure on Myanmar military – Rohingya organisations worldwide

January 20, 2022

Joint Statement from Rohingya worldwide organisations We, the undersigned Rohingya worldwide organisations, urge President Biden of the United States of America and President Macron of France to urgently introduce sanctions on gas revenue in Burma. Gas extraction projects which involve American Chevron and French Total provide hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue to the …

Read moreBiden and Macron need to sanction Myanmar gas revenue to increase pressure on Myanmar military – Rohingya organisations worldwide

Serbia Must Commit to Ending Arms Sales to Burmese Military

January 18, 2022

Burma Campaign UK today publishes a new briefing paper, ‘Is Serbia Still Arming the Burmese Military?’, detailing the decades-long relationship between Serbia and the Burmese military. This includes arms sales and discussions on increasing defence co-operation taking place as recently as 2019. The briefing paper is available here. Serbia has not publicly stated that it …

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Open Letter from Ethnic Karen to President Biden and President Macron to Sanction Gas Revenue

January 13, 2022

Open Letter from Ethnic Karen to President Biden and President Macron to Sanction Gas Revenue, 67 Organizations from 17 Countries Re: Ethnic Karen Communities Worldwide Calling to Sanction Gas Revenue to the Burmese military. Dear President Biden and President Macron, We are writing to you on behalf of ethnic Karen communities worldwide to call on …

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Rushanara Ali MP Welcomes Turkey Ban on Arms Sales to Myanmar

January 11, 2022

Media Release From Rushanara Ali MP Rushanara Ali MP, Co-Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Democracy in Burma, and Co-Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for the Right of the Rohingya, today welcomed confirmation from the Turkish Ambassador to the UK that Turkey does not sell arms to Myanmar.  His Excellency Ümit Yalçın, Turkish …

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Civil Society Organizations of Myanmar and Cambodia Condemning Hun Sen’s Support of the Myanmar Military Junta

January 4, 2022

Joint Statement by the Civil Society Organizations of Myanmar and Cambodia Condemning Hun Sen’s Support of the Myanmar Military Junta We, the undersigned civil society organizations of Myanmar and Cambodia, strongly condemn Hun Sen for supporting the criminal military junta in Myanmar and demand an urgent coordinated international response to immediately halt the junta’s campaign …

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Biden and Macron Must Stop Blocking Gas Revenue Sanctions on Burmese Military

January 1, 2022

Eleven months on from the military coup, Burma Campaign UK is calling on US President Biden and French President Macron to stop blocking sanctions to stop gas revenue going to the military. “It is astonishing that 11 months after the coup, American and French companies are still providing hundreds of millions of dollars to the …

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Karenni Community Organizations from Around the World Demand the Burmese Military Junta to be Held Accountable for the Massacre of the 40 Unarmed Civilians

December 30, 2021

Joint Statement: 67 Karenni Community Organizations from Around the World Demand the Burmese Military Junta to be Held Accountable for the Massacre of the 40 Unarmed Civilians and other crimes We, Karenni people around the world, are shocked and horrified at the news of 40 villagers being burned alive by the Burmese military on December …

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Statement on the Massacre of Karenni People by Terrorist Military Junta

December 26, 2021

Joint Statement by 59 Civil Society Organizations On December 24, 2021, Light Infantry Battalion 108 under the command of Light Infantry Division 66 of the terrorist military junta which is trying to seize power illegally, launched an offensive clearance operation near Moso Village in the western part of Hpruso Township in Karenni State, and arrested …

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Karen State Crisis: Sanction Aviation Fuel, Arms and Gas Revenue – IKO

December 21, 2021

Statement by International Karen Organisation The International Karen Organisation today called for the urgent implementation of new targeted strategic sanctions on the Burmese military in response to escalating attacks against civilians in Karen State. Simultaneous attacks by the Burmese military are taking place in different parts of Karen State, in Sagaing Region, Kachin State, Chin …

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90 Ethnic Civil Society Organisations Welcome Argentina, ICC and ICJ Legal Cases – KHRG

December 20, 2021

Media Release from Karen Human Rights Group (KHRG More Must Be Done to Support the International Accountability Proceedings Against Myanmar and End the Military’s Ongoing Crimes The Karen Human Rights Group (KHRG), along with the wider Karen community and other ethnic and civil society organisations, welcomes and expresses support for the three ongoing proceedings against …

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Hold the Myanmar military and security forces accountable for their grave human rights violations, including violence against women – WPN

December 20, 2021

Women’s Peace Network, Women’s League of Burma, Women Alliance Burma issue Joint letter to the United Nations Security Council endorsed by over 600 human rights and women’s rights organizations from across the world: Dear Members of the United Nations (UN) Security Council, We, the undersigned women’s rights and human rights organizations, call upon the UN …

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European Union Must Impose More Sanctions On Burma – EKN

December 16, 2021

Media Release from European Karen Network European Karen Network today called on the European Union to impose a new round of targeted economic sanctions on the Burmese military, and agree to impose regular new rounds of sanctions from now on. As usual, it is ethnic people who are facing some of the worst human rights …

Read moreEuropean Union Must Impose More Sanctions On Burma – EKN

Truss Must Act to Ensure Accountability for Burmese Military Crimes

December 13, 2021

660 letters from Burma Campaign UK supporters were sent to Liz Truss MP today, calling on the British Foreign Secretary to announce that the British government will join the Rohingya genocide case at the International Court of Justice. The Gambia has brought a case to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) that Burma is in …

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