Civil society groups urge Japanese firms KDDI and Sumitomo to cut ties with MPT for citizen surveillance using Chinese technology
KDDI Corporation and Sumitomo Corporation have been urged by Justice For Myanmar, Mekong Watch, and five Japanese civil society organizations on June 2 to cease their collaboration with Myanmar Post and Telecommunication
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