Resumo
Data informada: 20 jul 2026
Localização:
Myanmar
Burma Campaign UK added new 53 firms to its "Dirty List" of companies linked to the Burmese military, bringing the total to 228. The 53 companies include: Alibaba Group/Aliyun, ALT Telecom/International Gateway Co Ltd, Baker Hughes, ByteDance/TikTok, Canadian Foresight Group Limited, Canal +, China Mobile, China National Heavy Duty Truck Group Co., Ltd (Sinotruck), China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC)/China Oilfield Services Limited (COSL), China Railway Engineering Group/China Eryuan Engineering Group, Cisco, Coens, Cogent Communications, Comit Corporation, DCI Group, Destini Berhad, Element/BM Trada, ENRA Group Berhad, F5 Inc., Federal International, Fortinet, FPT Software, Halliburton, HC Foods, Hurricane Electric, Huya/APKPure, Hyundai Heavy Industries, Inno Group, Jasmine International/Jastel Network, Juniper, Mat Bao, McKeon Group, Microsoft, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG), Mizuho Bank/Mizuho Financial Group, North Petroleum & Chemical Group Co. Ltd. (NPCC), Oje Parvaz Mado Nafar Company (MADO), Omnipol Group/Aircraft Industries a.s., Oracle, Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC), Palo Alto, PetroVietnam, Qeshm Fars Air, Roscosmos (State Corporation for Space Activities), SED Energy Holdings, SES/Intelsat, SLB, Space X/Xai/X, Special Technology Centre (STC), Symphony Communication Public Company Limited, Thaicom, Weatherford International, and Zenlayer.
The recent allegations highlight how gaps in sanctions allow these companies to still have business relationships in Myanmar amid the junta’s ongoing human rights abuses and military operations.
China Railway Engineering Corporation
Burma Campaign UK added China Railway Engineering Corporation to its “blacklist,” alleging that their business operations are linked to human rights abuses committed by Myanmar’s military government. Burma Campaign UK states that China Railway Eryuan Engineering Group (CREEC), a subsidiary of China Railway Engineering Corporation, is collaborating with the Myanmar Railway Authority to jointly develop a railway line that starts in China and passes through Shan State, central Myanmar, and Rakhine State. If the project proceeds, it will increase the risk of militarization and conflict along the route, accompanied by related human rights violations, while also bringing economic benefits to the Myanmar military.
Sinotruk
Burma Campaign UK added 53 companies including Sinotruk to its “blacklist,” alleging that their business operations are linked to human rights abuses committed by Myanmar’s military junta. The reports indicate that Sinotruk sold trucks to the Myanmar military for transporting troops and political prisoners. The reports also state that the Myanmar police modified Sinotruk's water sprinkler trucks into water cannon vehicles and deployed them during the 2021 crackdown on protesters.
CNOOC
Burma Campaign UK added 53 companies including CNOOC to its “blacklist,” alleging that their operations are linked to human rights abuses committed by Myanmar’s military junta. COSL (China Oilfield Services Limited), a core subsidiary of CNOOC, provides services to the Zawtika and Yetagun gas fields in Myanmar. Since the military coup on February 1, 2021, all revenue from these natural gas projects has gone to the Myanmar military. Reports indicate that China Oilfield Services Limited is a major shareholder in several offshore and onshore blocks in Myanmar, including a 61.25% stake in Blocks A4 and C1 in the Andaman Sea and Rakhine State. Furthermore, a 2024 report by Amnesty International noted that CNOOC’s terminal in Huizhou, China, supplied aviation fuel to the Myanmar military through intermediaries, thereby fueling airstrikes against civilians.
North Petroleum & Chemical Group
Burma Campaign UK added 53 companies including North Petroleum & Chemical Group Co Ltd to its “blacklist,” alleging that their business operations are linked to human rights abuses committed by Myanmar’s military government. The reports indicate that in April 2026, North Petroleum & Chemical Group Co Ltd signed a cooperation agreement with the Myanmar Oil and Gas Enterprise (MOGE) to jointly increase production at the Htaukshapin-Kanni onshore oil field. MOGE has been subject to sanctions by the European Union and the United States for providing financial support to the Myanmar military.
Empresas
Petrovietnam
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Roscosmos
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SED Energy Holdings
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Intelsat
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SpaceX
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Special Technology Center
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Inno Group
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JasTel Network Company Limited
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McKeon Group
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Microsoft
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Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group
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North Petroleum & Chemical Group Co Ltd
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Aircraft Industries, a.s.
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Pakistan Aeronautical Complex
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Weatherford International
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Zenlayer
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Palo Alto Networks
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Qeshm Fars Air
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SLB (former Schlumberger)
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Symphony Communication Public Company Limited
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Thaicom
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Alibaba Group
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ALT GROUP
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Baker Hughes
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ByteDance
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Canadian Foresight
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Canal +
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China Mobile
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Sinotruk
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CNOOC (China National Offshore Oil Corporation)
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China Railway Engineering
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Cisco Systems
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COENS
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Cogent Communications Holdings Inc.
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Comit Corporation
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DCI Group
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Destini Berhad
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BM Trada
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ENRA Group Berhad
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F5 Inc
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Federal International
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Fortinet
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FPT
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Halliburton
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HC Foods
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Hurricane Electric
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HUYA Inc.
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Juniper Networks
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Mat Bao
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Oje Parvaz Mado Nafar Company
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Oracle
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Mizuho Financial Group
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