What’s causing the wasting diseases that are deforming so many children in the hub of India’s uranium mining industry? First … More
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Honduras deal: Another example of Canada’s poor record on trade and human rights
Commercial interests have again trumped human rights concerns, like they did three years ago with the Colombia trade deal. Embassy … More
Guatemalan government moves to expel witnesses to police violence at US-Canadian mine site
By Jennifer Moore | July 7, 2014 Last week, Guatemalan authorities informed two Peace Brigades International (PBI) volunteers that their temporary … More
Zimbabwe miners shut down after diamond resource exhausted
The Marange diamond deposit, spanning over 300 miles in Eastern Zimbabwe, was stated as the largest diamond mine in the … More
World Bank email leaks reveal internal row over ‘light touch’ $50bn loans
Leaked emails show more money could be made available for ‘damaging’ power and mining projects John Vidal The Observer, … More
Tibetan Women Attacked, Beaten at Anti-Mine Rally
2014-07-02 Chinese police confront Tibetan protesters in Dechen, June 30, 2014. Photo courtesy of an RFA listener Police in China’s … More
Rural Communities Push El Salvador Towards Ban on Mining
By Edgardo Ayala José María Arévalo, Héctor Berríos and Juan Hernán Molina (left to right), on the bank of the … More
Seismic testing puts corporate interests before Inuit rights: Greenpeace
Group says indigenous peoples must give free, prior and informed consent NUNATSIAQ NEWS This image from the project description for … More
Amazon Indians join forces to reject ‘devastating’ mining
3 July 2014 Yanomami man. The Yanomami and several other Amazonian tribes have joined forces to reject ‘devastating’ mining. © Hutukara/ Survival … More
After Losing Vote, U.S.-EU Threaten to Undermine Treaty
By Thalif Deen The United States and the EU have warned they would not cooperate with an intergovernmental working group … More