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Local Shans welcome Engie’s withdrawal from Upper Yeywa dam

February 11, 2019 Campaign News, Crisis in Eastern Burma, The Dirty List

Local communities in northern Shan State are greatly encouraged that French company Engie has pulled out of the Upper Yeywa dam project, and are urging all other foreign companies involved in dams on the Namtu/Myitnge river to follow suit.

Engie was removed from Burma Campaign UK’s “Dirty List” of companies linked to human rights violations in Burma, after confirming that their subsidiary, the German company Lahmeyer, was no longer involved in the Upper Yeywa dam project.

Read Shan Human Rights Foundation press release

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