The diverted course of the Arroyo Bruno (Bruno Stream) in July 2019 By Diana Salazar British-based lawyers’ groups have presented an amicus curiae to the Colombian Constitutional Court in support of the protection of the Bruno Stream, which has been diverted by the...
The aim of this guide is to help communities, workers, and civil society organisations supporting them, to understand the process of using legal action in England to hold UK companies to account for harming people in other countries.
The Bench Marks Foundation in South Africa has published comments on various aspects of the Farlam Commission report on the Marikana Massacre. Bench Marks Executive Director John Capel highlights some of the weaknesses in the Farlam Commission’s mandate into...
Report from Coal Action Network Yesterday’s (24/6/15) planning hearing for Miller Argent’s proposal to mine 6 million tonnes from the Nant Llesg site, in Caerphilly, South Wales, gave the best possible result. A great outcome for all those who have campaigned over the...
Nearly three years after the massacre of mineworkers at Lonmin’s Marikana platinum mine in South Africa, people are still waiting to read the report of an inquiry into the outrage. President Zuma appears to be sitting on the report – and both...
We remember those killed in the #MarikanaMassacre and stand with mining-affected communities everywhere fighting fo… https://t.co/1moN8nfVKz 3 days ago
While profits from the mine still flow through London's financial markets, the mineworkers and their families see l… https://t.co/QKU4BFJ9av 3 days ago
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