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The clothes of the 17th century are gone, but the attitude of making money from predatory extraction of resources and at the expense of Indigenous Peoples is still present
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The clothes of the 17th century are gone, but the attitude of making money from predatory extraction of resources and at the expense of Indigenous Peoples is still present
Following milestones in the Australian climate fight, we’re looking at powerful communities around the world that are using grassroots organising, divestment pushes and courtrooms to kick polluters out.
A federal judge maintained the suspension of the prior licensing process for the Guaíba Mine, in Brazil for not considering the impact on Indigenous people and disrespecting the OIT 169 Convention.
50,000 people marched in Phulbari, Bangladesh on August 26, 2006, to protest against the plan to start an open-pit coal mine in some of the most fertile land of Bangladesh. Paramilitary forces opened fire killing three protestors and injured over 200 people. Every year, August 26 is observed as the “Phulbari Day”.
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