Source: Burma Campaign UK Not supporting. UK is implementing this. Not supporting. Supporting the EU position of a visa ban and asset freeze for a small number of military officers. Support a referral of the situation in Burma to the International Criminal Court. Ban the supply of any equipment to the military, not just arms. Ban investment and business dealings with military owned companies. Implement a visa ban on members of the Burmese military entering the EU and asset freeze. The government has so far concluded no change in policy is needed. UK suspended its military training programme in September 2017. Review co-operation and support with the government of Burma in light of its denial of human rights violations and continuation of policies of repression against the Rohingya. End all military training and co-operation programmes. The British government has admitted it is highly unlikely that they have any assets in the EU. Not supporting. What is the UK position? Support the establishment of a UN mandated global arms embargo. Key options: The EU decided not to end all training programmes with the military. The EU has so far concluded no change in policy is needed. A visa ban and asset freeze for a small number of military officers. Yet to be implemented as military officers not identified yet. Not supporting. The EU decided not to ban all European companies from supplying the military in Burma. Not supporting. Not supporting. What is the EU position? 30 Bangladesh, Burma and the Rohingya crisis