French oil company Total is aiming to ensure the much-delayed Final Investment Decision on the controversial East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), a 1,445 kilometer pipeline from Hoima in Uganda to the port of Tanga in Tanzania, is signed before the end of this year. If completed, it will be the longest heated crude oil pipeline in the world,
Beschwerde bei der OECD – Indonesische Landarbeiter wehren sich gegen deutschen Zementgiganten: Bauern aus Indonesien werfen HeidelbergCement die Zerstörung ihrer Lebensgrundlagen vor. Weil Proteste erfolglos blieben, wollen sie ein Großprojekt des Konzerns nun offiziell torpedieren.
Pressemitteilung vom 09.09.2020 Bundesregierung muss ihre Verpflichtungen für Menschenrechte in der Wirtschaft im Falle der HeidelbergCement ernst nehmen
An independent watchdog with links to the IFC is investigating a complaint that the Beijing-based PSBC loaned money to a Chinese mining group involved in a plan to build a zinc mine in North Sumatra without regard for environmental concerns
Un rapport épingle la Compagnie des Bauxites de Guinée (CBG) et ses partenaires financiers pour n’avoir pas tenu leurs engagements vis-à-vis d’un village de la Basse Guinée.
Alors que le monde fait face à la pandémie covid-19, en Guinée, une compagnie minière vient de relocaliser 91 familles, soit plus de 600 personnes, afin d’étendre sa mine de bauxite tentaculaire sous financement de la SFI.
When the indigenous Kreung and Kachok communities locked down their villages in Cambodia’s Ratanakiri province in March to keep safe from the novel coronavirus, no one knew change was afoot in their ancestral forest.
Hoang Anh Gia Lai, a publicly listed Vietnamese real estate, energy, mining and agribusiness giant, is at the center of recent allegations of clearing land in Cambodia that had been earmarked for local indigenous communities.
A Vietnamese conglomerate funded by investment banks with links to the private-sector arm of the World Bank
has been accused by activists of bulldozing land in Cambodia that had been earmarked for return to indigenous communities.
A giant Vietnamese agribusiness company is destroying indigenous land in Cambodia’s Ratanakkiri province, said a joint press release from Equitable Cambodia and Inclusive Development International that was published on Monday.
French oil company Total is aiming to ensure the much-delayed Final Investment Decision on the controversial East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), a 1,445 kilometer pipeline from Hoima in Uganda to the port of Tanga in Tanzania, is signed before the end of this year. If completed, it will be the longest heated crude oil pipeline in the world,
Beschwerde bei der OECD – Indonesische Landarbeiter wehren sich gegen deutschen Zementgiganten: Bauern aus Indonesien werfen HeidelbergCement die Zerstörung ihrer Lebensgrundlagen vor. Weil Proteste erfolglos blieben, wollen sie ein Großprojekt des Konzerns nun offiziell torpedieren.
Pressemitteilung vom 09.09.2020 Bundesregierung muss ihre Verpflichtungen für Menschenrechte in der Wirtschaft im Falle der HeidelbergCement ernst nehmen
An independent watchdog with links to the IFC is investigating a complaint that the Beijing-based PSBC loaned money to a Chinese mining group involved in a plan to build a zinc mine in North Sumatra without regard for environmental concerns
Un rapport épingle la Compagnie des Bauxites de Guinée (CBG) et ses partenaires financiers pour n’avoir pas tenu leurs engagements vis-à-vis d’un village de la Basse Guinée.
Alors que le monde fait face à la pandémie covid-19, en Guinée, une compagnie minière vient de relocaliser 91 familles, soit plus de 600 personnes, afin d’étendre sa mine de bauxite tentaculaire sous financement de la SFI.
When the indigenous Kreung and Kachok communities locked down their villages in Cambodia’s Ratanakiri province in March to keep safe from the novel coronavirus, no one knew change was afoot in their ancestral forest.
Hoang Anh Gia Lai, a publicly listed Vietnamese real estate, energy, mining and agribusiness giant, is at the center of recent allegations of clearing land in Cambodia that had been earmarked for local indigenous communities.
A Vietnamese conglomerate funded by investment banks with links to the private-sector arm of the World Bank
has been accused by activists of bulldozing land in Cambodia that had been earmarked for return to indigenous communities.
A giant Vietnamese agribusiness company is destroying indigenous land in Cambodia’s Ratanakkiri province, said a joint press release from Equitable Cambodia and Inclusive Development International that was published on Monday.
