EarthRights report on Norwegian Govt. investments in companies active in Burma - Company responses

A December 2011 EarthRights report accused the Norwegian Government of complicity in human rights abuses in Burma, through the government pension fund's investments in companies operating in Burma... Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited the 15 companies named in the report to respond

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China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) did not respond to: CNPC allegedly complicit in abuses such as forced labor, killings, and land confiscation in Burma.

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16 Feb 2011

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Response by Total: EarthRights says Norwegian Govt. complicit in abuses in Burma through investment in oil companies operating there including Total

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19 Jan 2011

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Company Response
GAIL (Gas Authority of India Ltd.) did not respond to: EarthRights says Norwegian Govt. complicit in abuses in Burma through investment in oil companies operating there including Gail of India.

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19 Jan 2011

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Company Response
EarthRights report on Norwegian Govt. investments in companies active in Burma - Company responses

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19 Jan 2011

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Response by CNOOC (China National Offshore Oil Corporation): EarthRights says Norwegian Govt. complicit in abuses in Burma through investment in oil companies operating there including CNOOC.

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19 Jan 2011

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Company Response
Response by Chevron: EarthRights says Norwegian Govt. complicit in abuses in Burma through investment in oil companies operating there, including Chevron.

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19 Jan 2011

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Company Response
Norwegian Finance Ministry’s response to Burma accusations - Response to Broken Ethics report

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16 Dec 2010

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JX Holdings did not respond to: EarthRights says Norwegian Govt. complicit in abuses in Burma through investment in oil companies operating there including JX Holdings.

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15 Dec 2010

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Company Response
Norway Complicit in Human Rights Abuses in Burma

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15 Dec 2010

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Kunlun Energy did not respond to: EarthRights says Norwegian Govt. complicit in abuses in Burma through investment in oil companies operating there including Essar Oil.

Date:

15 Dec 2010

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Company Response

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EarthRights report on Norwegian Govt. investments in companies active in Burma - Company responses

Timeline

China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) did not respond to: CNPC allegedly complicit in abuses such as forced labor, killings, and land confiscation in Burma.

Response by Total: EarthRights says Norwegian Govt. complicit in abuses in Burma through investment in oil companies operating there including Total

GAIL (Gas Authority of India Ltd.) did not respond to: EarthRights says Norwegian Govt. complicit in abuses in Burma through investment in oil companies operating there including Gail of India.

EarthRights report on Norwegian Govt. investments in companies active in Burma - Company responses

Response by CNOOC (China National Offshore Oil Corporation): EarthRights says Norwegian Govt. complicit in abuses in Burma through investment in oil companies operating there including CNOOC.

Response by Chevron: EarthRights says Norwegian Govt. complicit in abuses in Burma through investment in oil companies operating there, including Chevron.

Norwegian Finance Ministry’s response to Burma accusations - Response to Broken Ethics report

JX Holdings did not respond to: EarthRights says Norwegian Govt. complicit in abuses in Burma through investment in oil companies operating there including JX Holdings.

Norway Complicit in Human Rights Abuses in Burma

Kunlun Energy did not respond to: EarthRights says Norwegian Govt. complicit in abuses in Burma through investment in oil companies operating there including Essar Oil.