working to dismantle the myanmar military cartel

Some of the world’s biggest oilfield services companies have been helping the flow of gas – and revenues vital to the junta – to continue.

Our new report, Developing a Dictatorship, details over 60 foreign governments, intergovernmental organisations, foreign financial institutions and other international organisations providing support for the military junta.

NASDAQ-listed Israeli surveillance-for-hire corporation Cognyte Software Limited won a tender for the provision of lawful interception equipment to Myanmar in 2020 for MPT, in possible breach of international and Israeli law.

Thai police found the title of a luxury condo belonging to Aung Pyae Sone and bank passbooks belonging to Khin Thiri Thet Mon, the children of junta head Min Aung Hlaing, during the drug raid on Myanmar crony arms dealer Tun Min Latt.

JFM calls for an immediate ban on the export of jet fuel to Myanmar and targeted sanctions against the individuals and entities involved in the military’s jet fuel supply chain.

Innwa Bank records released by Distributed Denial of Secrets reveal transactions with major international banks, despite sanctions.

South Korean police are investigating the illegal transfer of a landing platform dock to the Myanmar military in 2019.

116 Myanmar and Singapore companies with 255 directors and shareholders have brokered arms and equipment for the Myanmar military, in some cases since its illegal coup attempt.

Indian company Sandeep Metalcraft is supplying fuzes to the Myanmar military, through the Myanmar arms broker, Creative Exploration Ltd.

Over almost four years, Mytel has given hundreds of thousands of free SIM cards to active members of the Myanmar military, members of the NLD-led government and civil servants, who have been exposed to military surveillance.

Through ongoing defence and military cooperation, it is likely that ASEAN is aiding and abetting the Myanmar military’s atrocity crimes.

Kamaz has held talks with the terrorist junta to manufacture trucks in Myanmar, which would provide the junta with arms and funds.