DFID’s CDC Bill is ‘shameful’
The government has serious case to answer when UK taxpayers’ money ends up in the coffers of a palm oil company
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Monsanto-Bayer merger won’t hide corporate horrors
The colossus that will arise must not divert attention from the true nature of Monsanto’s food crimes.
Stop the diversion of the Arroyo Stream in La Guajira, Colombia
Samuel Arrogoces has pleaded with the world for support so that the stream is not diverted
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Indigenous rights leader Berta Cáceres assassinated in Honduras
We call on the Honduran government to bring the assassins to justice
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“They’d kill me if I went back to Colombia”
Gilberto Torres was kidnapped and tortured by paramilitaries in 2002
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Peru: “Water Yes, Mine No”
This has long been the call of indigenous people in Peru in their fight against Yanacocha
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Honduran women workers speak out against labour violations
Land and rivers have been polluted with heavy metals such as mercury, cyanide and lead
Glencore’s exit from the Philippines
Glencore has sold its shares of the gold-copper Tampakan mine after about five years
Oil uprising: Two decades after Ken Saro-Wiwa's death, the Ogoni struggle is reigniting
The Ogoni people's struggle against Shell
Communities mark anniversary of killings of protestors in struggle against Conga mining project in Peru
Cajamarca are fighting off the second largest gold mining project in South America