Activists hail BAT's withdrawal from Burma

Campaigners today hailed British American Tobacco’s withdrawal from Burma, and urged other multinationals to follow suit to protest at the military junta’s alleged human rights abuses.

Activists hail BAT's withdrawal from Burma

Campaigners today hailed British American Tobacco’s withdrawal from Burma, and urged other multinationals to follow suit to protest at the military junta’s alleged human rights abuses.

British American Tobacco, the world’s second largest tobacco company, announced yesterday that it would sell its holding in a Burma cigarette company, whose joint owner is the Burmese military.

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