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20 jul 2026

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Burma Campaign UK

Myanmar: 53 companies added to Burma Campaign UK ‘Dirty List’ for alleged involvement with the junta's operations or human rights violations

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“53 companies added to Burma Campaign UK ‘Dirty List’”, 20 July 2026

Burma Campaign UK has today added 53 companies to its ‘Dirty List’, which names and shames international companies linked to the Burmese military or human rights violations and environmental destruction in Burma. The total number of companies on the ‘Dirty List’ is now 228.

Companies added to the ‘Dirty List’ include: Halliburton, SLV (formerly Schlumberger), Fortinet, CISCO, Oracle, Space X, and Microsoft…

The aim of the ‘Dirty List’ is to pressure international companies to cut their links to the Burmese military, be they large or small. There is no acceptable level of support to the Burmese military, which stands accused of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity by United Nations investigators.

“Companies all over the world are providing support to the Burmese military, ranging from earning them money, selling arms and equipment, providing technology and allowing their platforms to be used for propaganda,” said Mark Farmaner, Director of Burma Campaign UK. “No company can claim to have ethical or socially responsible policies and at the same time be linked to the genocidal Burmese military.”

Burma Campaign UK has written to every company but one (which has no published address) stating we were considering adding them to the ‘Dirty List’ and giving them the opportunity to respond in case our information was incorrect or out of date, and to give them the opportunity to cut their links to the Burmese military and avoid being placed on the ‘Dirty List.’ Companies are placed on the ‘Dirty List’ based on open-source information. Links are provided on each entry…

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