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Entrusting Myanmar’s junta with aid distribution creates ‘more opportunities for injustice,’ civil society organisation says
Humanitarian aid could be delivered through existing cross-border channels to ethnic administrations and community-based organisations, advocates of the process say
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Recent murder spree revives fears of return of old junta tactics
Like previous regimes, the one now in power appears to be using thugs to instil terror in its critics and sow chaos in Myanmar’s cities
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As coup turns back the clock, many in Myanmar resist a return to ‘old normal’
Memories of what life was like under previous regimes have hardened attitudes towards the one now in power
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Telenor Myanmar operations handed over to new owner Investcom
The 25-year-old son of military-linked Shwe Byain Phyu chairperson—Investcom’s majority shareholder—will be deputy CEO of the new company
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Military-linked conglomerate set to own 80% of Telenor Myanmar as junta formally approves sale
Telenor’s Myanmar unit—including the data of its 18 million subscribers—will be transferred to a joint venture majority-owned by Shwe Byain Phyu, a company with military ties
