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Mongabay Environmental News • July 2 2021

Myanmar’s warring military and rebels find common ground in corrupt jade trade

Jade mining is fueling conflict in Myanmar, channeling money into the coffers of the military and ethnic armed groups, according watchdog group Global Witness.

The industry buoys the weapons trade and enriches military officials, including the son of junta leader Min Aung Hlaing, the group says.

“In Hpakant our investigation revealed that warring parties were collaborating to profit even as conflict between them escalated elsewhere in northern Myanmar,” says a new report by Global Witness, whi
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