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Pressure mounts on Okura Prestige

TOKYO 16 July 2021: Japanese business entities should stop participation in a commercial real estate project involving Myanmar’s military junta, Human Rights Now, Human Rights Watch, Japan International Volunteer Center, Justice For Myanmar, and Mekong Watch stated in a joint release on Thursday. They are targeting Yangon’s Y-Complex, where a 399-room Okura Prestige Yangon is due to open in  2022. Justice for Myanmar alleges that foreign investment is involved in the construction and management of the Y-Complex project that funds land lease fees to the country’s armed forces known as the ‘Tatmadaw’. One participating company, Tokyo Tatemono, stated that they

Japan: Stop Real Estate Project in Myanmar

Commercial Dealings with Abusive Military Undermines Rights Activists demonstrate in front of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry on June 18, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan.  © 2021 Kazuki Oishi/Sipa USA (Tokyo) – Japanese business entities should stop their participation in a commercial real estate project involving Myanmar’s abusive military, Human Rights Now, Human Rights Watch, Japan International Volunteer Center, Justice For Myanmar, and Mekong Watch said today. The proposed Y-Complex in Yangon is being constructed on land leased from the country’s armed forces, the Tatmadaw, whose long record of abuses has worsened since the February 1, 2021, military coup. “The Japanese government and businesses failed to appropriately assess the risk associated with doing business in Myanmar,” said Ryutaro Ogawa, Vice Secretary General at Human Rights Now. “They should admit their own shortcomings and act responsibly, otherwise, they will ri

Rights groups urge Japan to stop real estate project in Myanmar

TOKYO (Reuters) - Human rights groups on Thursday called for Japan to cancel a real estate project involving Myanmar s defence ministry, saying the project is linked to the military, which has waged a deadly crackdown since the February 1 coup. Japan s private firms and a state entity are engaged in a multi-million dollar hotel and office development on land owned by Myanmar s defence ministry, Reuters reported earlier. Rights groups, including Human Rights Watch, said https://www.hrw.org/news/2021/07/15/japan-stop-real-estate-project-myanmar Japan failed to assess the risk associated with doing business in Myanmar. We strongly condemn the fact that Japan s public funds likely ended up in the hands of the Tatmadaw, said Yuka Kiguchi, Executive Director of Mekong Watch, referring to Myanmar s armed forces.

Rights groups urge Japan to stop real estate project in Myanmar | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

In this image from Myawaddy TV, a photograph of deposed Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi’s court appearance was shown while a report about her case is read by a news presenter on May 24, in Naypyitaw, Myanmar. (AP Photo) Human rights groups on Thursday called for Japan to cancel a real estate project involving Myanmar’s defense ministry, saying the project is linked to the military, which has waged a deadly crackdown since the February 1 coup. Japan’s private firms and a state entity are engaged in a multi-million-dollar hotel and office development on land owned by Myanmar’s defense ministry, Reuters reported earlier.

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