Over almost four years, Mytel has given hundreds of thousands of free SIM cards to active members of the Myanmar military, members of the NLD-led government and civil servants, who have been exposed to military surveillance.

Myanmar consumers and shop owners have turned their backs on the military controlled mobile network Mytel.

Min Aung Hlaing's daughter has substantial business with Mytel, in a serious conflict of interest.

Myanmar’s generals in coming years could be entitled to more than US$700 million from Mytel.

NLD-led government failed to prevent abuse of Myanmar Numbering Plan.

Yoma Bank is providing banking services to Telecom International Myanmar Company Limited, the operator of the Myanmar military’s Mytel mobile network.

Mytel has aggressively recruited members of the Myanmar military through the “Banner of Victory” campaign, in which Mytel staff worked with base commanders to sign up military personnel with customised phone numbers.

Justice For Myanmar welcomes Boku decision to end business with Myanmar military-controlled mobile operator Mytel and calls Fortumo to immediately withdraw complaints against Estonian media for their coverage of Myanmar

Justice For Myanmar calculations of confidential Mytel profit projections show that the Myanmar military may be entitled to receive over US$700 million in dividends over ten years for their share in the military-controlled mobile network operator.

A detailed investigation into the Myanmar military’s involvement in the information and communications technology sector, launched today, has uncovered a web of cronyism and corruption.

Voltalia, a French renewable energy business, must end its commercial relationship with military telecommunications operator Mytel.