working to dismantle the myanmar military cartel

The Star Sapphire Group of Companies play a key role in enabling the illegal Myanmar military junta's atrocity crimes, and have acquired wealth through corruption and illicit business dealings.

Justice For Myanmar has documented 19 Russian companies for sanctions, which have supplied arms and dual use goods to the Myanmar military since 2018.

Miya Win International Limited, an arms broker for the Myanmar military, has imported parts and a full-scale training model for Camcopter S-100 UAVs following the illegal coup attempt.

A major Myanmar military arms trader, Dynasty International, has procured equipment for the Myanmar military after its illegal attempted coup.

Governments and companies in South East Asia that have provided support for Myanmar’s military are revealed in a new section of Justice For Myanmar’s Cartel Finance Map.

Shwe Byain Phyu has a long history of working with the Myanmar military and its conglomerates, linking Telenor Myanmar’s buyers with sanctioned entities and individuals.

Recently leaked documents and shipping records provide new evidence of companies supplying the terrorist Myanmar military.

Regional and international audit institutions are providing legitimacy to the illegal Myanmar military junta through recognition, engagement and support.

As trade in Myanmar teak continues, profiting the terrorist military junta, a ban on all Myanmar timber imports is necessary.

Members of the Kyaw Thaung family operate businesses that have land leases with the Myanmar military and broker the sale of arms and related materiel.

New research conducted by BankTrack and Justice For Myanmar finds that SMBC, MUFG and Mizuho Bank provide considerable loans and financial services to companies with ties to the Myanmar military junta.

After new sanctions were imposed on the Office of the Quartermaster General, international businesses linked through real estate and hotel developments are now at risk of sanctions violations.