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Coleman backpedals over Myanmar comments

WOODSIDE Petroleum chief Peter Coleman has issued a statement clarifying that, in fact, he does support democracy and his company has now signed up to the Statement by Concerned Businesses Operating in Myanmar, issued by the Myanmar Centre for Responsible Business.

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“Not the case” he condones the coup

It says in part: "Our companies, as investors in Myanmar, have watched with growing and deep concern the developments in Myanmar since the declaration of a state of emergency on 1st February." "I...

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