Myanmar: Canada and UK measures to prevent aviation fuel for the military an important step towards tackling war crimes

By Amnesty International

Responding to measures announced by the British and Canadian governments to prevent aviation fuel reaching the Myanmar military, Amnesty International’s Business and Human Rights Researcher Montse Ferrer said: “Moves to stop the supply of aviation fuel to Myanmar’s military, announced today by the Canadian and British governments, are an important step towards ending companies’ contribution to […] The post Myanmar: Canada and UK measures to prevent aviation fuel for the military an important step towards tackling war crimes appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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