Malaysian aerospace business with the murderous Myanmar military exposed | Justice For Myanmar 10/20/26, 11:27 AM objects, including villages, schools, religious and cultural buildings, camps for internally displaced persons, and medical facilities”. In September 2026, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights reiterated his calls on UN Member States “to refer the full situation in Myanmar to the International Criminal Court through the Security Council, and to end transfers to Myanmar of arms, ammunition, jet fuel and dual-use items, where there is a clear risk they could facilitate violations of international human rights and humanitarian law”. The UN Human Rights Office has reported that airstrikes were the leading cause of civilian casualties in 2025. The Myanmar military is dependent on foreign companies and international supply chains to maintain and operate its aircraft fleet. Malaysian companies that are supplying parts, components, repairs or other aviation-related support, either directly or through thirdcountry intermediaries, are sustaining the operational capacity of the Myanmar military and risk aiding and abetting its commission of international crimes. Malaysia must immediately stop Malaysian companies from transferring military equipment, aircraft components and spare parts, and from providing maintenance services, that could contribute to the Myanmar military's capabilities, including through Malaysian intermediaries and third-country transshipment. Malaysia must also cease the refoulement of Myanmar people to the murderous military and stop awarding the junta false legitimacy. Malaysian companies that have been identified as https://www.justiceformyanmar.org/stories/malaysian-aerospace-business-with-the-murderous-myanmar-military-exposed Page 14 of 18