Justice For Myanmar has rejected Interra Resources’ defence, insisting the company knowingly supplies crude oil to Myanmar’s military despite its role in war crimes. JFM calls for regulatory action, ...

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Singapore-listed petroleum explorer Interra Resources said on Thursday a production-sharing contract between its subsidiary and an entity controlled by the Myanmar government was extended years before ...