Our research sheds light on transactions and relationships the military would prefer stay hidden
We examine the trends, investments and legal ties of the military's various business assets as described in public and private documents and news reporting across a number of languages. Much of the evidence of the military's conflict of interest and wrongdoing are out in the open, seeking only to have curious and thoughtful researchers connect the dots in a cohesive way.
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A review of the Mikatis’ business track record shows how reckless Telenor’s sale is.
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Myanmar was the first country to buy Belarus’ Kvadrat-M SAM missile system. The two militaries hold regular meetings.
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International financial institutions are financing a telecommunications company in business with the Myanmar military.
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Recent shipments include radar components and towers for coastal surveillance system.
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JFM lists military-owned businesses, directors and key business associates for targeted international sanctions.
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Nine international banks invest over US$24 billion in companies linked to Myanmar junta and atrocities.
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JFM lists publicly listed companies linked to the Myanmar military junta and demands urgent investor action.
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The lucrative Yadana gas project may have been rigged to enable foreign energy giants to make excessive profits, with the complicity of the generals.
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Min Aung Hlaing's daughter has substantial business with Mytel, in a serious conflict of interest.
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Shangri-La Asia is leasing prime land in Yangon for the Sule Square development, financing atrocity crimes.
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JFM lists military members of the SAC, their families, businesses & business associates for targeted sanctions.
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DHL is in business with Myanmar’s military junta through a joint venture, making the firm complicit in the junta’s international crimes.
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