Amnesty International releases report on Lonmin's broken promises for 4th anniversary of Marikana massacre
Aug 16, 2016 | News
Amnesty International has
just released a new report,
South Africa: Smoke and mirrors: Lonmin’s failure to address housing conditions at Marikana. The report deals with Lonmin’s failure to address the appalling housing conditions which helped fuel the dispute with workers at its platinum mine at Marikana in South Africa. On 16 August 2012, South African police massacred 34 striking workers at the mine. The report is accompanied by an 11-minute video,
Lonmin: Put Your House in Order.
See also Marikana:
Shame on you, lying Lonmin — houses promised to workers still not reality and
Amnesty Condemns Lonmin Housing as Miner Sees More Spending Cuts.
Amnesty International has just released a new report, South Africa: Smoke and mirrors: Lonmin’s failure to address housing conditions at Marikana. The report deals with Lonmin’s failure to address the appalling housing conditions which helped fuel the dispute with workers at its platinum mine at Marikana in South Africa. On 16 August 2012, South African police massacred 34 striking workers at the mine. The report is accompanied by an 11-minute video, Lonmin: Put Your House in Order.
See also Marikana: Shame on you, lying Lonmin — houses promised to workers still not reality and Amnesty Condemns Lonmin Housing as Miner Sees More Spending Cuts.