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Trade and Investment Reports

12 countries involved in training and cooperation with the Burmese military March 3, 2021

Twelve countries are involved in military training and/or cooperation with the Burmese military, despite its human rights record. With the exception of Pakistan, the countries on this list have all made agreements to continue or even increase military training and…

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Blackening Our Future January 28, 2021

Burma Army-linked coal mining expansion in war-torn northern Shan State Report by the Shan Human Rights Foundation During the past year, the Mandalay-based conglomerate Ngwe Yi Pale and the Burma Army have expanded their coal mining operations in war-torn northern…

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US Restrictions on Relations with Burma

Report by the Congressional Research Service Summary Between 1989 and 2008, Congress passed several laws placing political and economic sanctions on Burma’s military junta as part of a policy to identify individuals responsible for repression in Burma and hold them…

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Stop Dam Projects in Burma’s Western War Zone January 27, 2020

A briefing from Chin Rivers Watch. In 2007, the Burmese military government reached an agreement to provide electricity to Bangladesh through construction of a hydropower project comprising two large dams on the Lemro river in western Burma. Since the beginning, the…

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The Boycott List January 14, 2020

‘The Boycott List’, lists products and brands produced by Burmese military-owned companies. The products and brands are listed cover a wide range of sectors from construction, media, entertainment, agricultural products and trade. The purpose of the briefing paper is to…

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Blocking a bloodline: the impacts of large scale dams along the Tanintharyi River August 14, 2019

This report by Candle Light, Southern Youth and Tarkapaw Youth group highlights the risks and threats posed by proposed dams on the Tanintharyi [Tenasserim] River, and calls on the government, the Karen National Union and dam developers to listen to the…

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The economic interests of the Myanmar military August 5, 2019

A report by the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on Myanmar. Its recommendations include: The United Nations Security Council, Member States, relevant regional and international inter-governmental organizations should impose targeted financial sanctions against all Tatmadaw-owned companies, especially MEHL, MEC and their…

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State of corruption: Myanmar’s stolen teak – Environmental Investigation Agency February 20, 2019

This report of a two-year undercover investigation by the Environmental Investigation Agency reveals a secret off-the-books system of fraudulent trade in Burmese teak logs run in parallel to, and within, the official legal trade. EIA’s findings, subtitled “The top-level conspiracy…

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Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on Myanmar August 27, 2018

This is the report of the United Nations Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on Myanmar (IIFFM Myanmar) to the Human Rights Council, released on 27 August 2018. The Human Rights Council established the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on Myanmar in March…

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Is it time to revive the ‘Dirty List’ of companies helping Burma’s military? July 13, 2017

Burma Briefing No. 43 In 2002, Burma Campaign UK published the first ‘Dirty List’ of companies directly or indirectly helping the military dictatorship in Burma, or which were linked to human rights violations. The ‘Dirty List’ was a tactic to…

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Beautiful Words Ugly Actions: The Asian Highway in Karen State, Burma August 27, 2016

A report by KHRG, KESAN and THWEE Community Development Network The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and Thailand’s Neighboring Countries Economic Development Cooperation Agency (NEDA) have been fi nancing highway construction in southeast Burma/Myanmar in Karen State, which has been the…

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Save the Namtu River March 30, 2016

Impacts of the Upper Yeywa and other planned dams on the Namtu in Shan State A report by the Shan Human Rights Foundation, Shan State Farmers’ Network and Shan Sapawa Environmental Organization Four new hydropower dams are planned on the…

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Forced Displacements and Destroyed Lives around Upper Paunglaung Dam in Shan State October 27, 2015

A report from Physicians for Human Rights assessing the human rights, livelihood, and health impacts on communities displaced by the reservoir created by Paunglaung dam in southern Shan state. The purpose of this research was to determine if human rights…

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Foreign direct investment in Myanmar: What impact on human rights? October 15, 2015

Report by the International Trade Union Confederation The report finds that Burma continues to be a “high-risk” country for foreign investors, with persistent human rights abuses and an economy still largely controlled by the Burmese army and their cronies. The…

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Yearning to be Heard: Mon Farmers’ Continued Struggle for Acknowledgement and Protection of their Rights February 12, 2015

A report by the Human Rights Foundation of Monland – Burma (HURFOM) Land conflict is one of the most pressing issues facing Burma today. In this report, HURFOM has documented evidence regarding abuses perpetrated against Mon landowners’ rights and their…

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Open for Business? Corporate Crime and Abuses at Myanmar Copper Mine February 10, 2015

A report by Amnesty International This report describes how Canadian and Chinese mining interests have profited from, and in some cases colluded with the Myanmar authorities in serious human rights abuses and illegal activity around the Monywa copper mine complex,…

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Afraid to Go Home – Recent Violent Conflict in Karen State November 7, 2014

This report by Karen Rivers Watch (KRW) reveals that the recent outbreak of fighting – after two years of ceasefire negotiations and relative calm – appears to be part of a calculated military strategy by Burmese forces to control territory…

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Voices From the Ground: Concerns Over the Dawei Special Economic Zone and Related Projects October 23, 2014

A report by the Dawei Development Association documenting the concerns of the communities affected by the Dawei Special Economic Zone (DSEZ). The Dawei Special Economic Zone has been associated with many social and environmental impacts and human rights violations. If…

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Japan – Burma Plan Could Fuel Conflict in Ethnic Areas September 11, 2014

A report by The Karen Peace Support Network (KPSN) Critique of Japan International Cooperation Agency’s Blueprint for Development in South-Eastern Burma/Myanmar This report highlights how Japan’s new development plans for Southeast Burma could fuel conflict rather than promote peace. KPSN,…

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Trade, development, and the smokescreen of CSR April 11, 2014

Burma Briefing No. 33 ‘Trade, development, and the smokescreen of CSR’ is a commentary by David Baulk. As states across the world have embraced the idea that markets can work for the poor, CSR has become a crucial part of…

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Six billion dollar timber corruption black hole revealed by official data March 26, 2014

Report by the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) New analysis of the the government’s forestry and trade data points to a multi-billion dollar illegal logging and exports black hole – indicating widespread criminality and official corruption. The Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA)…

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Large-scale land confiscation for Salween dam infrastructure in northern Shan State February 13, 2014

A report by the Shan Human Rights Foundation  Communities in over 60 villages have lost lands and houses due to construction of access roads and other infrastructure for the first dam on the Salween River in Burma, at Kunlong in…

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Modern Slavery: A Study of Labour Conditions in Yangon’s Industrial Zones November 15, 2013

A report by Construction-based Labor Union, Cooperation Program of Independent Laborers, Labour Rights Clinic, Workers Support Group and other labour rights groups highlighting how violations of workers’ rights, including long work hours and low wages, oppression of labour unions, unsafe…

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Drawing The Line: The Case Against China’s Shwe Gas Project September 30, 2013

Drawing The Line: The Case Against China’s Shwe Gas Project, For Better Extractive Industries in Burma This report by the Shwe Gas Movement calls for suspension of the Shwe Gas Project on the grounds that it sets a dangerous precedent…

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Good Governance and the Extractive Industry in Burma July 17, 2013

This report by the Shwe Gas Movement reveals glaring weaknesses in Burma’s legal framework regarding the extractive industries, resulting in human rights abuses, environmental damage and poor revenue distribution. Good Governance and the Extractive Industry in Burma examines the current…

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The European Union Must Not Abandon Human Rights Benchmarks April 5, 2013

Burma Briefing No. 22 The European Union is currently reviewing its policy on Burma, including whether to continue with the suspension of EU sanctions, or to lift them altogether. A final decision will be made by the Foreign Affairs Council…

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Losing Ground March 5, 2013

A report by Karen Human Rights Group (KHRG) Reports of business and development projects in eastern Burma have increased substantially in the wake of government reforms and the ceasefire signed with the Karen National Union (KNU) in January 2012. While…

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Danger Zone December 17, 2012

This report by Arakan Oil Watch exposes how a planned Chinese industrial zone is threatening the livelihoods of tens of thousands of people in Arakan State as well as Burma’s second largest mangrove forest. The 120 sq km Kyauk Phyu…

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Lost Paradise December 11, 2012

Women urge halt to expansion of damaging Karenni tin mines A report by the Molo Women Mining Watch Network The Mawchi tin mines have inflicted decades of environmental and social damage in southern Karenni State and new expansion plans should…

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Pipeline Nightmare November 7, 2012

A report by The Ta’ang Students and Youth Organization (TSYO) Shwe Pipeline Brings Land Confiscation, Militarization and Human Rights Violations to the Ta’ang People. “Pipeline Nightmare” illustrates how the Shwe Gas and Oil Pipeline project, which will transport oil and…

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Report on the Human Rights Situation in Burma November 1, 2012

ND-Burma Periodic Report underlines human rights abuses in Burma, with focus on land confiscation This report from The Network for Human Rights Documentation – Burma (ND-Burma) documents the human rights situation in Burma during the period of April 2012– September…

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Not Open for business: Despite elections, investor risk remains high in Burma April 18, 2012

The elections on April 1 2012 have been heralded as a great success. However, Not Open for Business highlights the fact that high levels of risk for investors – and the people of Burma – remain. Not Open for Business…

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Burma’s Resource Curse March 30, 2012

This report from Arakan Oil Watch reveals how billions of dollars in revenues from the sale of natural gas have gone unrecorded in Burma’s public accounts and been siphoned off by corrupt military rulers, leaving Burma with some of the…

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Analysis of EU Conclusions on Burma January 24, 2012

Burma Briefing No. 17 EU Foreign Ministers met on 23rd January to discuss Burma policy. This Briefing analyses the Council conclusions issued by EU Foreign Ministers. While the decision to suspend the application of the visa ban against senior government…

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Grabbing Land: Destructive Development in the Ta’ang Region November 22, 2011

A new report released by Ta’ang Students and Youth Organization (TSYO) estimates that 63% of farming families have lost their land to confiscation by the Burmese military and their cronies. Despite much-publicized political “reforms” in the country, the authorities have…

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Germany and Burma – Business before human rights June 23, 2011

Burma Briefing No. 13 Commentary on an article published on 20th June 2011 in the Financial Times by Markus Loening, Germany’s federal commissioner for human rights policy. It is rare for a German government official to make a detailed statement…

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ORDERED OUT: The costs of building Burma’s Upper Paunglaung Dam May 31, 2011

A report from the Kayan New Generation Youth reveals how military authorities in Burma have ordered 8,000 people to move from their homes in preparation for a hydroelectric dam being constructed by European and Chinese companies that will power Naypyitaw,…

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Poison Clouds January 20, 2011

Lessons from Burma’s largest coal project at Tigyit This report by local Pa-Oh researchers, exposes how up to two thousand tons of lignite, the most polluting type of coal, are being extracted per day from a massive open cast mine…

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Tyrants, Tycoons and Tigers: Yuzana Company Ravages Burma’s Hugawng Valley August 25, 2010

Report by The Kachin Development Networking Group (KDNG). A bitter land struggle is unfolding in northern Burma’s remote Hugawng Valley. Farmers that have been living for generations in the valley are defying one of the country’s most powerful tycoons as…

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The Hidden Impact of Burma’s Arbitrary & Corrupt Taxation May 27, 2010

Report by Network for Human Rights Documentation – Burma The system of taxation and extortion impacts on the people of Burma’s basic human rights by violating their right to an adequate standard of living, right to development, property rights, right…

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Poisoned Hills January 26, 2010

Poisoned Hills, a report released by the Palaung Women’s Organization reveals that opium cultivation in Burma’s northern Shan State has been increasing rapidly over the past three years in areas under the control of the ruling military government. This report…

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Kaladan Multi-Modal Transit Transport Project November 10, 2009

This preliminary report from the Arakan Rivers Network (ARN) highlights the human rights and environmental concerns over the Kaladan Multi-Modal Transit Transport Project agreed between the Indian government and the Burmese military junta. The report highlights concerns of local people;…

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Roots and Resilience English July 15, 2009

The Tasang dam, the largest planned for the trans-national Salween River, will submerge 870 kilometers in the heartland of Shan State, Burma. The dam is located in the midst of a conflict area where Shan resistance forces have been fighting…

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Holding our ground April 1, 2009

A report on Land Confiscation in Arakan & Mon States, and Pa-O Area of Southern Shan State

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Insuring Repression July 29, 2008

Exposing how the insurance industry supports Burma’s dictators  

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Drowning the Green Ghosts June 18, 2008

A report by Kayan Women’s Union reveals how the Upper Paunglaung Dam, being built with Chinese investment, has increased forced labour and other abuses for local villagers.

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Biofuel by Decree April 29, 2008

Report by the Ethnic Community Development Forum (ECDF) documenting the Burmese regime’s disastrous policy of forcing Burmese communities to grow biofuel crops.

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The Human Cost Of Energy

Earthrights international documents the continuing human rights abuses occurring on the Yadana project, a joint project between TOTAL, Chevron and the Burmese regime.

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EU & Burma, Briefing and recommendations – March 2008 March 25, 2008

A briefing paper the EU’s position on Burma with recommendations on the next steps the EU should take.

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Amnesty International report on international arms embargo September 18, 2007

Amnesty International report calling for the United Nations Security Council to immediately impose a mandatory arms embargo on Burma.

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EU-Made Rockets, Guns And Engines Risk Undermining Myanmar Arms Embargo July 16, 2007

Report by Amnesty International, Saferworld and other NGOs

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Damming The Irrawaddy May 19, 2007

Report by The Kachin Development Networking Group (KDNG). This report examines the impact of a project to dam the Irrawaddy, one of Asia’s great river systems which flows through Burma’s heartlands.

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In the Balance May 8, 2007

A report by the Mon Youth Progressive Organization reveals how Burma’s Salween dams threaten over half a million lives.

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India Briefing March 26, 2007

A briefing paper on India’s increasingly close relationship with the regime in Burma, supplying arms, loans and making significant investments in the country.

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Valley of Darkness January 10, 2007

This report exposes how Burma’s military junta is promoting extensive gold-mining in the Hugawng Valley Tiger Reserve in northern Kachin State.

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Pro-Aid, Pro-Sanctions, Pro-Engagement July 28, 2006

Position paper by pro-democracy organisations detailing policy on humanitarian assistance to Burma.

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Supply and Command July 12, 2006

A report by the Shwe Gas Movement on how Burma’s military dictatorship could earn over US$12 billion in profits from western Burma gas fields

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Dammed by Burma’s Generals March 14, 2006

A report by the Karenni Development Research Group revealing how thousands of villagers will be made homeless and towns and villages flooded in a huge new dam project that will enrich Burma’s generals.

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Totalitarian Oil – TOTAL Oil: Fuelling the oppression in Burma February 21, 2005

This report investigates the role of French oil giant TOTAL Oil in fuelling the oppressive dictatorship in Burma. Key findings of the report include: TOTAL as the largest European corporate funder of the regime. The Yadana gas project, in which…

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COMING CLEAN BRITISH CLOTHING RETAILERS AND BURMA December 16, 2003

This report examines high street retailers’ and manufacturers’ response to the campaign to boycott clothing from Burma. Foreign investment and trade has played a vital role in funding Burma’s dictatorship, enabling it to double the size of the military while…

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BAT: in Business with Burma’s Generals November 30, 2002

BAT is one of the most important UK investors in Burma. Its Burmese subsidiary – Rothmans of Pall Mall Myanmar – is a joint venture with Burma’s military regime; a regime described by the US State Department as brutal, repressive,…

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Triumph International Supports Burma’s dictatorship November 30, 2001

Triumph International is a Swiss-based German multinational company owned by the Spiesshofer and Braun families. The company is one of Europe’s main retailers of lingerie. The company has an annual turnover of US$ 1.6 billion and employs more than 30,000…

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