Articles, Human Rights, Mining ‘I still have the will to struggle’ – life after La Puya eviction in Guatemala June 10, 2014 Jen Wilton Leave a comment Continue reading ‘I still have the will to struggle’ – life after La Puya eviction in Guatemala →
Articles, Mining Canada’s pension fund heavily invested in dirty coal April 11, 2014 Jen Wilton Leave a comment Continue reading Canada’s pension fund heavily invested in dirty coal →
Articles, Mining Wave of Indigenous resistance sweeps Colombia January 11, 2014 Jen Wilton Leave a comment Continue reading Wave of Indigenous resistance sweeps Colombia →
Articles, Mining Mexican mine opponents held incommunicado December 7, 2013 Jen Wilton Leave a comment Continue reading Mexican mine opponents held incommunicado →
Articles, Mining Parliamentary committee rejects Rosia Montana law November 12, 2013 Jen Wilton Leave a comment Continue reading Parliamentary committee rejects Rosia Montana law →
Mining, Photos Romanians unite to say no to mining! October 8, 2013 Jen Wilton 2 Comments Continue reading Romanians unite to say no to mining! →
Articles, Mining Hudbay decide not to appeal, will now stand trial in Canada August 28, 2013 Jen Wilton 2 Comments Continue reading Hudbay decide not to appeal, will now stand trial in Canada →
Articles, Mining Historic ruling means Canadian mining company to be tried on home soil for abuses abroad July 28, 2013 Jen Wilton 1 Comment Continue reading Historic ruling means Canadian mining company to be tried on home soil for abuses abroad →
Articles, Mining Cyanide lakes and hurricanes: An interview with Dr. Juan Almendares on the high costs of mining in Honduras January 30, 2013 Jen Wilton Leave a comment Continue reading Cyanide lakes and hurricanes: An interview with Dr. Juan Almendares on the high costs of mining in Honduras →
