Sanction Burmese military companies
New Magnitsky style sanctions for human rights violations can be useful but not for Burma. Sanctioning Min Aung Hlaing amounts to a holiday ban. The UK government must ban British companies doing business with the military and its companies.
Take action now, ask Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab to support sanctions on Burmese military companies.
The New Dirty List
31 new companies added to the ‘Dirty List’. The Dirty List names international companies doing business with the military in Burma or involved in projects where there are human rights violations or environmental destruction.
The new ‘Dirty List’ is available here.
EU Sanctions Information
EU Common Position
- EU Council Decision April 2019
- EU Council Decision June 2018
- EU Council Regulation April 2018
- EU Council Decision April 2015
- EU Council Decision April 2013
- EU Council Conclusions April 2013
- EU Council Decision April 2012
- EU Council Conclusions April 2012
- EU Council Decision April 2011
- EU Council Conclusions April 2011
- EU Council Conclusions April 2010
- EU Council Position October 2001
- EU Council Regulation May 2000
- EU Common Position October 1996