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Human rights allegations at critical minerals mines jump 73%

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – Allegations of human rights abuses linked to critical minerals mining operations surged by 73% in 2025, with … More

cobalt, Community conflict, copper, Critical Minerals, Energy Transition, Environmental defenders, esg, Human Rights, indigenous rights, labour rights, lithium, mining sector, Rare Earths, responsible mining, supply chains, Sustainable Development

Interrogating “critical minerals” event series

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – Above Ground and MiningWatch Canada are organizing a three-part event series in early 2026 to critically examine … More

advocacy strategy, Canada mining policy, civil society, corporate accountability, Critical Minerals, Energy Transition, environmental justice, Human Rights, indigenous rights, mining impacts

Colonialism hijacks energy transition: 70% of minerals for renewables lies in Global South but the majority of profits are captured by the world’s richest

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – Oxfam’s new report, highlighted by Director Amitabh Behar, argues that a just energy transition requires dismantling global … More

Carbon Colonialism, debt crisis, decolonized energy, energy justice, Global South, indigenous rights, inequality, just transition, Oxfam, public-first financing, renewable energy

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