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Demanding Justice: Indigenous Women from Guatemala Battle Canadian Mining Giant

January 26, 2018 Heather Gies 0

Land defenders make history by challenging Hudbay Minerals in court. […]

Fighting for Their Water and Their Lives, Communities Take Direct Action Against Barrick Gold in the Dominican Republic

November 30, 2017 Klaire Gain 0

Armed with signs, pollution masks and their voices, community members have chained themselves to chairs, refusing to leave until the demands of relocation for more than 600 families impacted by the project are met. […]

In El Salvador, Vidalina Morales Is Uprooting Patriarchy While Defending the Environment

November 9, 2017 Lorena Gaibor 0

In this interview the eco-feminist also talks about the urgent need to build a transnational resistance against mining in Central America. […]

Is Justice Possible in Canada or Guatemala for Hudbay Minerals/CGN Mining Repression?

October 31, 2017 Grahame Russell 0

When these courageous Q’eqchi’ victims of mining repression decided to seek justice in Guatemala and Canada, they were clear that their main aspiration was that their struggles for justice help create fundamental political and legal changes in Guatemala and Canada. […]

The Silent Advance of Chinese Mining in Bolivia Worsens Water Scarcity and Pollution

October 30, 2017 Floor Van der Hout 0

Chinese investment is increasingly displacing U.S. capital in Latin America, but the environmental consequences and impacts on community rights show that the shift is not a step forward but rather more of the same. […]

Canadian Mining Continues to Trample on Human Rights in Latin America Under Trudeau

October 20, 2017 Jackie McVicar 0

Parliamentary hearings on the extractive industry in Latin America are nothing more than a ruse to create the illusion that Canada is concerned about human rights. […]

Criminalizing Resistance: Militarization, Murder, and Extractivism in Chiapas

October 17, 2017 Kaelyn DeVries 0

The struggle faced by mining communities in Chiapas illustrates the important nexus between global capitalist expansion, state investment in security initiatives, and increasing violence and human rights abuses. […]

David contra Goliat: la ganadora del Premio Goldman lleva batalla contra Newmont Mining a un tribunal estadounidense

October 6, 2017 Cyril Mychalejko 0

“Este caso es contra Newmont Mining Corporation y varias de sus subsidiarias por instruir, autorizar, favorecer, conspirar en o aprobar una violenta campaña de acoso” contra la familia Acuña, sostiene la demanda. […]

Goldman Environmental Prize Winner Takes David vs. Goliath Battle with Newmont Mining to US Court

September 28, 2017 Cyril Mychalejko 0

A Peruvian Indigenous campesina brave enough to stand up to one the world’s biggest mining companies and its human rights averse security just might make Latin America safer for environmental defenders. […]

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