#Airbusted, a joint report with Info Birmanie, exposes how Airbus' close partner the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) is supplying arms to the Myanmar military. Airbus must use its leverage to pressure AVIC to cease all business with the military, or responsibly divest.

There is substantial evidence that the military obtains and assembles these trucks through the support of Chinese state-owned company Sinotruk, which benefits from the investment of the German company Traton SE.

A Chinese mining company incorporated in a British tax haven is expanding its business and organising the export of metal ore from Myanmar since the military launched an illegal coup attempt in 2021.

Recently leaked documents and shipping records provide new evidence of companies supplying the terrorist Myanmar military.

The Myanmar military junta has commissioned into service as many as 8 new aircraft supplied by the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC), a close partner and investee of the European aerospace giant Airbus.

Over 300 international and local revolutionary groups and CSOs send an open letter to Airbus to end all investments in war crimes committed by the criminal Myanmar military junta.

Justice For Myanmar and Info Birmanie call on Airbus to use its leverage to end AVIC’s supply of arms to the Myanmar military.

The Myanmar junta-allied Karen Border Guard Force (BGF), rebranded as the Karen National Army (KNA), has built a transnational network of businesses that enriches the militia’s ruling family and their associates, and causes widespread suffering.

在香港《蘋果日報》被迫關閉前的幾週內，我們與他們的調查小組聯絡，利用DDoSecrets發布的文件，就香港企業與緬甸軍方的商業往來進行專題報導。 《蘋果日報》於 2021 年 6 月 23 日在他們網站關閉前數小時發表了這篇報導。 一年過去了，我們以原始語言完整地重新發布他們的文章。 我們聲援《蘋果日報》的高層和記者，以及所有其他香港政治犯。#FreeHKJournalists

Justice For Myanmar calls for investigation and global arms embargo after the Myanmar military has commissioned aircraft manufactured in France, Russia and China, during a ceremony held on Wednesday.

FIAN Deutschland, Info Birmanie, Justice For Myanmar, Reporter ohne Grenzen, Stiftung Asienhaus, urgewald and U.S. Campaign for Burma sent an open letter to MAN SE regarding Sinotruk’s business dealings with Myanmar’s military.