Facebook Named On Burmese ‘Dirty List’ – OWP
December 13, 2018
Burma Campaign UK has published a ‘dirty list’ of companies continuing to do business with the military in Burma, reports the Organization for World Peace. Facebook, Toshiba, and VISA are...
Chinese companies top BCUK’s human rights ‘dirty list’ – South China Morning Post
December 13, 2018
Chinese companies make up the bulk of a “dirty list” of corporations accused of involvement in human rights and environmental violations in Burma, or of doing business with the country’s military,...
Facebook included on BCUK’s human rights ‘Dirty List’ – Dhaka Tribune
December 13, 2018
Facebook has been included on Burma Campaign UK’s “dirty list” of corporations accused of involvement in human rights and environmental violations, or of doing business with the military, reports the Dhaka...
Facebook on ‘Dirty List’ for human rights violation in Burma – Daily Star
December 13, 2018
Facebook is among the 49 corporations named on Burma Campaign UK's "Dirty List”, reports the Bangladesh-based Daily Star. “The Dirty List” names international companies doing business with the military, or involved in projects where...
Facebook joins Dirty List of 49 companies – the Inquisitr
December 12, 2018
Several companies from the U.S., U.K., France, Switzerland, and China have been added to a “dirty list” of corporations accused of human rights or environmental violations in Myanmar, and companies...
Facebook on ‘Dirty List’ for role in Burma human rights crimes – UrduPoint
December 12, 2018
Burma Campaign UK has put Facebook on its shame list of 49 state and private firms from Europe, Asia and the United States working with the military, according to the Pakistan-based UrduPoint. Burma Campaign UK says "The Dirty List Names international companies doing business with...
Facebook among firms named on BCUK’s “dirty list” – the Guardian
December 12, 2018
Facebook is one of 49 companies from the US, UK, France, Switzerland and China named on Burma Campaign UK's “dirty list” of corporations accused of involvement in human rights and environmental violations,...
Kachin activists jailed for peaceful protests should be released immediately
December 11, 2018
Burma Campaign UK today condemned the sentencing of three Kachin activists to six months in prison and a 500,000 Kyat fine (£250) each, and called for their immediate release. Nang...
‘Dirty List’ names 49 firms doing business with military – the Irrawaddy
December 11, 2018
49 companies worldwide are named and shamed in Burma Campaign UK’s latest “Dirty List” of firms that do business with the military, reports the Irrawaddy. The companies' operations have been linked to...
Burma Campaign UK joins call for release of Kachin activists – Radio Free Asia
December 11, 2018
Burma Campaign UK has joined other human rights organisations in support of the three Kachin activists jailed for organising peaceful protests, reports RFA. “It is outrageous that they should have been...