The lawsuit claims that Telenor violated its duty of care by handing over customer information to Myanmar's military authorities, potentially putting civilians at risk of persecution and tracking. Telenor has maintained that the company faced intense pressure from the junta and had no viable alternative but to comply with the demands. The case highlights the ethical dilemmas faced by multinational corporations operating under authoritarian regimes, where refusing requests could result in forced shutdowns or closure. The lawsuit seeks damages and accountability for Telenor's role in facilitating surveillance by Myanmar's military leadership.