I think it's "any of them + ... not" to say what everyone did, which happened to be not doing something:

I wonder why any of them have has not addressed the issue.

And the nuance differs if it's

I wonder why none of them have not has addressed the issue.

Is there any tendency or something that the latter is prefered?

I think it's "any of them + ... not" to say what everyone did, which happened to be not doing something:

I wonder why any of them have not addressed the issue.

And the nuance differs if it's

I wonder why none of them have not addressed the issue.

Is there any tendency or something that the latter is prefered?

I think it's "any of them + ... not" to say what everyone did, which happened to be not doing something:

I wonder why any of them have not addressed the issue.

And the nuance differs if it's

I wonder why none of them have not addressed the issue.

Is there any tendency or something that the latter is prefered?

I think it's "any of them + ... not" to say what everyone did, which happened to be not doing something:

I wonder why any of them have has not addressed the issue.

And the nuance differs if it's

I wonder why none of them have not has addressed the issue.

Is there any tendency or something that the latter is prefered?