LMN member group LAMMP recently held a day conference on the impacts of mining on women. You can find a full report on the conference, and the presentations made, here.
Ahead of a landmark vote on a new conflict minerals law to be held in the European Parliament on 20 May 2015, 157 civil society organisations urgently call on Members of the European Parliament to vote for a law which will finally tackle the trade in conflict minerals...
The Business and Human Rights Resource Centre has published, ahead of the UK General Election on 7 May, a report called An agenda for the election, and recommendations for the next government. British companies have a massive impact on human rights around the world....
London Mining Network is part of the international End Coal coalition. End Coal have recently published three fact sheets: Towards Climate Catastrophe: the contribution of coal to climate change Towards Climate Catastrophe: the contribution of coal to climate change...
Joint briefing by WDM, LMN, WALHI, FoE Australia and DTE October 2014 For centuries, the indigenous Dayak peoples of Indonesian Borneo lived from the abundant forests and rivers that blanketed the region. Now, BHP Billiton is planning to build a series of massive coal...
This article, by Nostromo Research, first appeared on the Mines and Communities (MAC) website on 6 August 2014. It’s not often that MAC can offer a true “exclusive” – something no-one else has yet published and which addresses one of the worst...