The Guardian Australia
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·5 hours ago
Norway’s state telecoms firm accused of helping Myanmar regime seize activists
Norway's state telecom firm Telenor is accused of helping Myanmar's military arrest over 1,200 activists by passing on sensitive data. A class-action lawsuit alleges the company complied with 96% of military data requests, including those related to jailed activist Aung Thu. The case seeks a minimum of €11 million in compensation for the victims.
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