Myanmar, data on dissidents handed over to coup generals. Norway wonders about its telecommunications giant

BANGKOK – The “Burmacampaign UK” is an influential independent body that from London monitors companies around the world – many – that do direct or indirect business with the bloodthirsty despots of the Burmese army. Every year he gives very delicate public report cards of shame in the form of a “Dirty list”, much feared especially by Western companies worried about appearing as accomplices of the regime that massacred 1,500 dissidents and civilians in the streets or homes in the week following the coup , including dozens of children, and militarizes entire ethnic regions where it imposes invasive hydroelectric, telephone, mining and so on.