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Unternehmensantwort

20 Mär 2023

Weatherford International did not respond

The Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited Weatherford International to respond to the report alleging that Weatherford International is one of the oilfield services companies that “…have continued to work in Myanmar after the military’s attempted coup, helping the flow of gas – and revenues vital to the junta – to continue.” The report alleges that Weatherford International “…has a contract with PTTEP and supplied international technicians to the Zawtika field since the military’s attempted coup…” and “…also supplied equipment to MOGE.” The report further alleges that the company “…provided wellhead accessories, which were shipped from Texas in February 2022.” The report asserts that “…oilfield services companies have made themselves complicit with the junta as it commits war crimes and crimes against humanity against the people of Myanmar.”

Weatherford International did not respond.

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