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Norway’s state telecoms firm accused of helping Myanmar regime seize activists

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A class-action lawsuit in Norway alleges that Telenor, a Norwegian state-backed telecoms firm, provided data on over 1,200 customers, including activists, to Myanmar's military regime. This data allegedly aided the regime in arresting dissidents, leading to accusations that Telenor breached customer trust and facilitated human rights abuses.
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Lawsuit in Norway alleges Telenor passed on data helping Myanmar military arrest 1,200 activists, some in safe housesWhen even two weeks of torture could not force Aung Thu to betray his fellow anti-coup activists, his military interrogators in Myanmar tried something different: they asked a Norwegian telecoms company, Telenor, then the largest one operating in the country, for its data on him. The company – whose majority shareholder is the Norwegian government – had first entered Myanmar in 20

Norway’s state telecoms firm accused of helping Myanmar regime seize activists
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