Telenor
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News
Telenor seeking payout from Myanmar junta in secret arbitration
A panel has been formed in Singapore to hear Telenor’s claims for compensation from Myanmar over money lost in its controversial Myanmar exit
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World
Canada sanctions Myanmar entity enabling junta surveillance while Norwegian firm eludes accountability
In selling its Myanmar subsidiary to a regime-connected conglomerate, the Norwegian phone service provider Telenor allegedly compromised sensitive data on millions of subscribers, potentially exposing them to targeted persecution
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News
Norwegian exoneration of Telenor in tower massacre ‘indefensible,’ Rohingya survivors say
Rohingya refugees blast a conclusion by Norway’s OECD contact point that Telenor could not have foreseen the 2017 Myanmar military violence perpetrated at its tower site
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Commentary
Opinion: The time for Norway to investigate the Telenor Myanmar sale is now
As Telenor’s majority stakeholder, the Norwegian government must pursue accountability for any breaches of sanctions or international law
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News
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