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2020年9月6日

Myanmar: Companies urged to divest from Upper Yeywa dam project to avoid complicity in alleged atrocities by Burmese military

A report compiled by the Shan Human Rights Institute highlights the adverse collateral impacts of large-scale resource extraction and infrastructure projects in Burma’s conflict zones and urges foreign companies to pull out from the Upper Yeywa hydropower dam project to avoid complicity in the alleged atrocities by Burmese military who are securing the site. The companies named in the report are: High Tech Concrete Technology Co. Ltd.; IPGRB, RAZEL-BEC’s joint venture in Myanmar; Stucky SA; Toshiba; Yunnan Machinery Import and Export Co. Ltd.; and Zhejian Orient Engineering.

Business and Human Rights Resource Centre invited the above-mentioned companies to respond to the concern raised in the report. Only Stucky SA and Toshiba responded.

企業回應

Toshiba 瀏覽回應
Stucky SA 瀏覽回應
Yunnan Machinery & Equipment Import & Export (YMEC)

沒有回應

High Tech Concrete Co., Ltd.

沒有回應

Zhejiang Orient Holding

沒有回應

RAZEL-BEC

沒有回應

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