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We are a covert group of activists using research, data visualisation and reporting to expose the companies and criminals profiting from brutality, war crimes and mass-scale suffering.

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    #Airbusted

    #Airbusted, a joint report with Info Birmanie, exposes how Airbus' close partner the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) is supplying arms to the Myanmar military. Airbus must use its leverage to pressure AVIC to cease all business with the military, or responsibly divest.

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    The companies enabling the Myanmar military’s use of ATR aircraft for the transport of troops, arms and reconnaissance

    The Myanmar military is relying extensively on French ATR aircraft to transport troops, arms and supplies as it commits war crimes and crimes against humanity with impunity.

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    The Myanmar junta’s partners in digital surveillance and censorship

    The Myanmar military junta has accessed Chinese equipment, technology and support in its efforts to ramp up internet censorship and surveillance, putting lives at risk and further impeding the Myanmar people’s access to information and free expression.

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    The Karen Border Guard Force/Karen National Army criminal business network exposed

    The Karen Border Guard Force/Karen National Army is a militia that has long allied with the Myanmar military and is notorious for human rights violations and involvement in organised crime.

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    Faulty transmission: The Myanmar junta’s reliance on global military truck supply chains

    There is substantial evidence that the military obtains and assembles these trucks through the support of Chinese state-owned company Sinotruk, which benefits from the investment of the German company Traton SE.

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    India aiding and abetting Myanmar junta atrocities through continued transfers of military equipment

    The Indian air force and public sector undertakings (PSUs) are continuing to provide military equipment, infrastructure and training to the illegal Myanmar junta, aiding and abetting its ongoing war crimes and crimes against humanity.

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    International sanctions since the Myanmar military's illegal attempted coup

    Further international action is urgently needed to block the illegal Myanmar military junta's access to funds, arms, equipment, technology and jet fuel.

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    Mines Against Humanity

    The Mines Against Humanity report unearths the Australian companies, executives and investors in Myanmar's mining sector under the illegal military junta. The report features 10 company networks that have remained active in Myanmar following the coup attempt amid Australia's failure to sanction junta-controlled mining enterprises.

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    Chinese mining company enriching Myanmar junta via British Overseas Territories

    A Chinese mining company incorporated in a British tax haven is expanding its business and organising the export of metal ore from Myanmar since the military launched an illegal coup attempt in 2021.

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    ASEAN aiding and abetting the Myanmar junta’s atrocities through counter terrorism military training in Russia

    ASEAN has provided military training to the illegal Myanmar junta in the name of “counter terrorism”, deepening the bloc’s complicity in the junta’s atrocities.

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    Investing in Myanmar's military cartel

    French banks have invested over US$6 billion in companies linked to the Myanmar military junta, according to research by BankTrack, Info Birmanie and JFM.

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    India’s BEL continues support for Myanmar junta with exports of over $5M in military end-use equipment in 6 months to April ‘23

    Indian arms manufacturer BEL has continued selling military end-use material and technology to the illegal Myanmar military junta.

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    Austria’s Diamond Aircraft Industries likely to have breached EU arms embargo by selling surveillance planes to Myanmar military

    Diamond Aircraft Industries has provided the Myanmar military with components & training to assemble surveillance aircraft.

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    January 17, 2025
    中国演员王星事件后，妙瓦底克伦邦边防军（BGF）宣称将打击当地的“诈骗犯罪活动”

    据伊洛瓦底媒体报道，1月15日，苏奇督领导的克伦邦边防军（BGF）、已投诚敏昂莱集团的民主克伦佛教军（DKBA）苏山昂部与当地60余名华商在克伦邦妙瓦底举行了紧急会议，会议上，苏奇督宣称将采取严厉措施，打击在泰缅边境的人口贩卖、强迫他人进诈骗园区等犯罪案件。

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    January 17, 2025
    PM Paetongtarn to speak Chinese with AI to address security fears in China as foreign tourism suffers

    Thai PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra uses AI to speak Chinese, downplaying security fears as foreign tourism drops. However, illegal operations and human trafficking linked to Myawaddy and the relaxed visa waiver raise growing concerns.

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    January 16, 2025
    ဖိအားတွေနောက် ဗိုလ်မှူးကြီးစောချစ်သူ မြဝတီထဲက တရုတ်လုပ်ငန်းတွေကို ဘယ်လိုသတိပေးလဲ

    ထိုင်း - မြန်မာနယ်စပ် ကရင်ပြည်နယ်၊ မြဝတီမြို့ဘက်ခြမ်းထဲက KK Park အနီး လောင်းကစားရုံကနေ ထိုင်းစစ်တပ်က ပြန်လည်ကယ်ထုတ်ခဲ့ရတယ်ဆိုတဲ့ တရုတ်သရုပ်ဆောင်ဝမ်ရှင်း ဖြစ်စဥ် က မြဝတီအခြေစိုက် နယ်ခြားစောင့်တပ် BGF ခေါင်းဆောင် ဗိုလ်မှူးကြီးစောချစ်သူ ကို သောကတွေ ပွေလာစေပါတယ်။

    In The News
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    January 16, 2025
    Il cannone in Myanmar c’è, mistero su chi l’ha venduto

    Il gruppo Leonardo, in un comunicato stampa diffuso ieri, afferma che «né direttamente né indirettamente attraverso società terze, vende o ha mai venduto cannoni Oto Melara 76/62 alle forze armate del Myanmar.

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    January 16, 2025
    Myanmar’s new cyber law: VPNs under fire

    On January 1, 2025, the military junta in Myanmar (formerly Burma) enacted a new cybersecurity law that has raised significant privacy concerns for privacy, online freedom, and citizens’ digital rights.

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    January 16, 2025
    Myanmar scammers agree to stop forced labor after actor rescued

    Pro-junta militia leaders in Myanmar and operators of online scam centers have agreed to stop human trafficking after the rescue of a Chinese actor this month raised international alarm about their operations and looks set to damage Thailand’s tourist industry.

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