Justice For Myanmar condemns the Thai government’s decision to invite junta head and war criminal Min Aung Hlaing for an official visit on August 6 and 7. JFM demands Thailand cut all sources of funds, arms and aviation fuel to the Myanmar junta and its militias, and hold them and their accomplices criminally accountable for their transnational and international criminal activities.

Oil companies based in British Overseas Territories have earned hundreds of millions of dollars in revenues for the illegal Myanmar junta since the military’s 2021 attempted coup, in suspected violation of UK sanctions.

Despite Myanmar civil society’s repeated calls for ASEAN to end all engagements with the military junta, ASEAN and key members have continued to aid and abet the military’s terror campaign, betraying the people of Myanmar.

The Myanmar military junta has appointed Gulf Petroleum Myanmar (GPM) as operator of the Yetagun gas project. The irresponsible divestment of Petronas and their partners will provide the Myanmar military junta with a continuing source of revenue, and heightens environmental risks.