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Frontline communities affected by mining projects call for international solidarity against transnational corporations

Daniel Willis

22 October 2019
Climate and energy

Community representatives and activists from Colombia, Brazil and Chile have been in London this week to share their experiences and call for international solidarity with mining-affected communities against the power of transnational corporations.

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Protest against CETA

RM GOLD (SERVICES) LTD, 25 SOUTHAMPTON BUILDINGS,WC2A 1AL

Gabriel Resources - a Canadian mining company, is currently suing the state of Romania over the refusal to grant a mining permit for what would have been the largest open cast gold mine in Europe.

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Phulbari day of action

Effie Jordan

25 August 2016
Climate and energy

A group of Bangladeshi activists contacted Global Justice Now in 2008 to stand with them in their struggle against plans for a UK backed mine that was to built in Phulbari, Bangladesh.  If the proposal for the mine went ahead it would displace 130,000 people, contaminate the water supply of hundreds of thousands and destroyed fertile land.

MPs back our call for action on ‘unethical’ mining industry

Kevin Smith
Kevin Smith

28 October 2014
Climate and energy

Today, a parliamentary committee has released its verdict on the future of the mining and extractive industry.

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Frontline communities affected by mining projects call for international solidarity against transnational corporations

Daniel Willis

22 October 2019
Climate and energy

Community representatives and activists from Colombia, Brazil and Chile have been in London this week to share their experiences and call for international solidarity with mining-affected communities against the power of transnational corporations.

Phulbari day of action

Effie Jordan

25 August 2016
Climate and energy

A group of Bangladeshi activists contacted Global Justice Now in 2008 to stand with them in their struggle against plans for a UK backed mine that was to built in Phulbari, Bangladesh.  If the proposal for the mine went ahead it would displace 130,000 people, contaminate the water supply of hundreds of thousands and destroyed fertile land.

MPs back our call for action on ‘unethical’ mining industry

Kevin Smith
Kevin Smith

28 October 2014
Climate and energy

Today, a parliamentary committee has released its verdict on the future of the mining and extractive industry.

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