The
Council
on
Ethics
for
the
Government
Pension
Fund
Global
said
in
2010
that
there
was
an
unacceptable
risk
of
human
rights
violations
surrounding
the
construction
of
oil
and
gas
pipelines
in
Burma,
and
that
the
companies
responsible
for
their
construction
risked
involvement.
China
National
Petroleum
Corporation
subsidiary
Southeast
Asia
Crude
Pipeline
Company
is
constructing
the
pipelines
in
cooperation
with,
among
others,
the
state-owned
Burmese
company
Myanmar
Oil
and
Gas
Enterprise
(MOGE).
But
Norway’s
Finance
Ministry
ruled
yesterday
that
PetroChina,
which
is
87%
owned
by
CNPC,
was
not
accountable
for
any
human
rights…
