Questions and grievances remain after Total announces exit from Myanmar

For workers and communities in TotalEnergies’ local supply chain, the French oil giant’s decision to withdraw from Myanmar nearly a year after the 1 February 2021 coup does not mark the end of the saga. Shortly after the coup, Corporate Accountability Myanmar (CAM) an anonymous group of local researchers, began a covert investigation on the ground in TotalEnergies’ supply chain. What we found, and did not find, bares unanswered questions, unresolved grievances, and critical work that remains.

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