Human Rights in Myanmar
Before entering Myanmar in 2014, Telenor commissioned a thorough human rights impact assessment as part of the due diligence. We continue to work with the risks identified then as well as in our ongoing due diligence and have taken many steps to further improve our processes and follow up. This includes issues related to supply chain sustainability, privacy and freedom of expression, land rights and conflict areas, as well as wider sustainability challenges such as corruption, child labour, employee safety and security, and the environment. Progress on these and other on-going issues is reported in the Annual Sustainability Briefings held since 2014.
Telenor Myanmar’s Annual Sustainability Briefings
2020 Annual Sustainability Briefing
2019 Annual Sustainability Briefing
2018 Annual Sustainability Briefing
2017 Annual Sustainability Briefing
2016 Annual Sustainability Briefing
2015 Annual Sustainability Briefing
2014 Annual Sustainability Briefing
Statements from Telenor related to human rights issues in Myanmar
Telenor Group remains concerned with the situation in Myanmar, 02 February 2021
Continued network restrictions in Myanmar from 1 August 2020
Internet Services Restricted in Five Townships in Myanmar, 03 February 2020
Internet Services Restored in Five Townships in Myanmar, 01 September 2019
Statement on report from Kaladan Press Network, 29 November 2018