India's Adani Group supports rights, to work with partners on Myanmar


Relatives of Khine Zar Twal, who died on March 28 during a protest amid a crackdown by security forces on demonstrations against the military coup, along with friends and people walk behind the coffin during her funeral in Yangon on March 30, 2021. - AFP

CHENNAI (Reuters): India's Adani Group said on Wednesday (March 31) it condemned "violations of fundamental rights of all people" and would continue to work with "partners and stakeholders," in response to recent media reports on the conglomerate's investments in Myanmar.

Adani Ports and SEZ Ltd in 2020 won a global bid for the Yangon International Terminal, an independent container terminal project fully owned and developed by the company.

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