Norway’s state telecoms firm accused of helping Myanmar regime seize activists

A lawsuit in Norway accuses Telenor, a state-owned telecoms company, of providing data to Myanmar's military that led to the arrest of 1,200 anti-coup activists, including those hiding in safe houses. The company, majority-owned by the Norwegian government, entered Myanmar in 2013 during its democratic transition but is now alleged to have aided the regime's crackdown.