5/17/22, 10:54 PM More Than 400 Myanmar Civil Groups Say Telenor Sale Breaks OECD Rules Sportkläder för modemedvetna Concerns over the sale increased this week when Telenor confirmed that as part of the deal it would transfer the call records of its more than 18 million subscribers to the Lebanese company. Rights activists say allowing the junta to access such information would be dangerous, pointing out that phone subscribers in Myanmar must supply ID cards and addresses when registering SIM cards. Since toppling Myanmar’s democratically elected government in a coup on Feb. 1, the military junta has brutally cracked down on protesters and opponents. As of Monday, it had killed 934 people and at least 5,370 political prisoners remained detained, according to the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners. Skift gymnasium med udveksling In a statement on Tuesday, SOMO said “Civil society members involved with the complaint have explained their need for responsible telecommunications businesses that will push back, rather than collude, with repression by the authoritarian government.” https://www.irrawaddy.com/news/burma/more-than-400-myanmar-civil-groups-say-telenor-sale-breaks-oecd-rules.html 3/4