Moving forward with oil and gas sanctions on Myanmar
This month Myanmar Campaign Network joins international campaigners to call for sanctions on Myanma Oil and Gas Enterprise (MOGE) to prevent blood money flowing to the junta.
Silent strike turns Myanmar into ‘ghost town’
On the second anniversary of the military coup on February 1, the people of Myanmar participated in a widely-observed silent strike.
Myanmar sanctions welcomed; upscaling via further sanctions is needed
Union Aid Abroad-APHEDA welcomes the announcement by the Australian government today to introduce sanctions against 21 senior military and political leaders and 2 military-owned entities in Myanmar.
New data reveals Australia account for only 1% of international sanctions action on Myanmar
Myanmar Campaign Network and the Australian Council for International Development (ACFID) have revealed new data showing Australia is responsible for just 1% of the international sanctions response on human rights abuses in Myanmar, and call on Australia to scale up its sanctions regime against military generals.
No more excuses for targeted sanctions on the Myanmar military
Myanmar Campaign Network (MCN) welcomes the release of Australian academic Sean Turnell from prison in Myanmar, alongside other political prisoners.