Myanmar sentences 28 people to 20 years in jail for torching Chinese-run factories – South China Morning Post
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A Myanmar military tribunal has sentenced 28 people to 20 years in jail with hard labour for arson attacks on two factories, state media reported, after a string of mainly Chinese-financed businesses were torched during unrest in Yangon in March.The army-run Myawady news portal said the offenders had targeted a shoe plant and a garment factory in the industrial Hlaing Tharyar suburb of Myanmar’s biggest city.Martial law was imposed in the suburb after the blazes, with dozens killed or wounded…Read More
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