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Catholic investors call on Brazilian government to better protect the Amazon and the rights of its indigenous population

29/03/2021.- On 29 March 2021, a group of nearly 100 Catholic institutions, led by The Special Commission on Integral Ecology and Mining for the Brazilian Bishops’ Conference (CNBB), the international Catholic network Global Catholic Climate Movement (GCCM) and the German Catholic Church Bank Bank für Kirche und Caritas (BKC) sent a letter to high-ranking Brazilian …

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Category: climate change, Ethical Investment, human rights, Indigenous Peoples, Laudato Si, multinational companies, Uncategorized

Solidarity with Brumadinho

Picture: Residents survey damage after a Vale SA dam burst in Brumadinho on Jan. 26. Photographer: Victor Moriyama/Bloomberg. Source We cry with Mother Earth tears of mud and blood. Last Friday January 25th, a tiling dam burst in the municipality of Brumadinho, in Brazil, releasing a mudflow of toxic waste. Three days after this tragedy at least 60 …

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Category: Environmental Damage, multinational companies

Amandla! (en espagnol)

par Alicia Aleman Arrastio AMANDLA. AWETHU. El poder, para la gente. Nuestro primer día en el Foro Social de la Minería e Industrias Extractivas ha empezado con ese poderoso grito a favor de la justicia y la dignidad de los pueblos. Las cerca de 300 personas que hemos venido de todos los rincones del mundo …

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Category: About Justice in Mining, climate change, Conflict Minerals, Environmental Damage, Ethical Investment, human rights, Indigenous Peoples, Laudato Si, Mining Advocacy, multinational companies, Transparency, waterTag: activism, africa, Campaigns, climate change, education, environment, Europe, human rights, South Africa, Violence, water

Amandla!

Alicia Aleman Arrastio (second from right) writes from Johannesburg where she is attending the Thematic Social Forum on Mining and the Extractivist Economy with other members of the Justice in Mining Network AMANDLA, AWETHU. Power to the people. Our first day in the Thematic Social Forum on Mining and Extractives Industries has started with this …

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Category: About Justice in Mining, climate change, Conflict Minerals, Environmental Damage, Ethical Investment, human rights, Indigenous Peoples, Laudato Si, Mining Advocacy, multinational companies, Transparency, waterTag: activism, africa, Australia, Brazil, Campaigns, Canada, civil society, climate change, corruption, Ecology, education, environment, Europe, human rights, India, Legislation, Philippines, South Africa, United States, Violence, water

Justice in Mining Participates in Global Forum in South Africa

Nine members of the Justice in Mining network will travel to Johannesburg next week to participate in the Thematic Social Forum on Mining and the Extractivist Economy. The Justice in Mining representatives will join more than 300 delegates from faith-based and community groups around the globe to discuss issues arising from mining activity, including environmental …

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Category: About Justice in Mining, climate change, Conflict Minerals, Culture, Environmental Damage, Ethical Investment, human rights, Indigenous Peoples, Jesuit Events, Mining Advocacy, multinational companies, Uncategorized, waterTag: activism, africa, Australia, Campaigns, climate change, corruption, Ecology, environment, Europe, human rights, India, South Africa, Violence, water

Mining and environmental justice: The struggle for water, health, and human security in Honduras

By Fernando Serrano, Ph.D., Saint Louis University; Pedro Landa, ERIC Honduras Orlando Posadas, ERIC Honduras Mercy Ayala, ERIC Honduras; Gustavo Cardoza, ERIC Honduras What is the impact of extractive industries such as mining in Honduras? And how are people in poor rural communities responding? With the support of the US Jesuit Conference and the Jesuit …

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Category: Environmental Damage, human rights, Indigenous Peoples, Mining Advocacy, multinational companies, Research, Uncategorized, waterTag: Campaigns, Ecology, environment, Honduras, human rights, Violence

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