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The 110-page ground-breaking report, "Beneath the Green: A critical look at the cost of industrial cobalt mining in the DRC," authored by UK corporate watchdog RAID and DRC-based African Resources Watch, is one …
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'ZLHR rescues beleaguered villagers as court stops illegal Chinese mining operations' 26 July 2023. A ZIMBABWEAN court on Wednesday 26 July 2023 stopped Labenmon Investments, a Chinese mining company, from conducting illegal mining operations on ancestral land belonging to some Mutoko villagers in Mashonaland East province, following an outcry by …
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water management and human rights in mining is drawn from. analysis of corporate policy, sustainability reporting, as well as. industry guidance and regulation, suggesting that the disconnect is.
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While the global norms meant to guide corporate environmental human rights conducts have steadily improved, there have been limited efforts directed at exploring whether business-related environmental human rights infringements have as a result reduced. To address this gap, this paper examines the extent to which mining companies meet their responsibility to …
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Human Rights in the Mining & Metals Industry Overview, Management Approach and Issues 1.1 Why has ICMM produced this guidance? Respect for human rights is a key aspect of sustainable
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Canadian mining companies are far and away the worst offenders in environmental, human rights and other abuses around the world, according to a global study commissioned by an industry association ...
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The Mutanda copper-cobalt mine, Democratic Republic of the Congo. Source: YouTube . Glencore Plc has the worst human rights record among miners of metals used in renewable energy, the Business ...
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With the RMI Report 2020 showing that the large mining companies scored a low average of 19% on human rights-related issues, the latest research encourages mining …
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A panel of experts convened by the United Nations has issued a set of recommendations and guidelines for governments and mining companies to ensure that human rights, justice and equity are...
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The human rights abuses and environmental degradation in places like Congo do not bode well for the West's transition to sustainable energy, which will stretch the demand for green energy materials.
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Mining company Glencore has racked up at least 70 allegations since 2010, including accusations of corruption and poor working conditions, according to the nonprofit Business & Human Rights...
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Evidence shows that more companies are integrating human rights issues in their public reporting. And it is encouraging to see that human rights are often identified as a "material" issue by …
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2 Human Rights in the Mining & Metals IndustryOverview, Management Approach and Issues BACKGROUND & KEY POINTS 1 1.1 Why has ICMM produced this guidance? 1.2 What should reasonably be expected of companies in this area? 1.3 Are there clear distinctions between the roles of government and of companies?
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IUCN NL partner organisation Alyansa Tigil Mina (ATM) works with its partners and members in various locations in the Philippines, where Indigenous peoples and local communities are faced with large-scale mining …
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The United Nations has formed a group of nearly 100 countries to draw up new guidelines to prevent environmental damage and human rights abuses associated with mining …
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[Presentation given at Mining on Top Conference on applying the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights to the environmental & social impacts of mining. Case examples on access to water, right to health, right to food] Both positive and negative human rights impacts can originate from the core operations of both LSM [large-scale ...
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The number of human rights mining complaints filed with an NCP trended upward between 2011 and 2022, peaking at seven complaints in 2020. In both manufacturing and mining sector cases, approximately 30% of all complaints filed were rejected by the respective NCP, which aligns with the rate of rejection across all human rights complaints that we ...
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"The fight against climate change is a human rights imperative at this point in time, but it should not be seen as a license to just disregard human rights in mining operations," Avan said.
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In both manufacturing and mining sector cases, approximately 30% of all complaints filed were rejected by the respective NCP, which aligns with the rate of rejection …
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Levels of respect for human rights in the mining sector Businesses have a responsibility to respect human rights. This responsibility means companies must know their impact, avoid human rights infringements and address any potential or actual impact. Operations of businesses' can have a profound impact on human rights, either positive or ...
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MAC and its members are committed to protecting human rights and delivering positive outcomes in the host countries and communities where they operate. In recent years, MAC has undertaken significant actions related to human rights. In 2017, MAC announced a new addition to TSM aimed at preventing child and forced labour in the global mining supply chain. […]
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How climate change interacts upon human activities necessary for meeting the needs of a society is important to understand. Mining is such an activity, as it provides the fundamental raw materials required in everyday life. However, mining is potentially extremely vulnerable to climate change.
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"From child labour in the Democratic Republic of Congo to squalid living conditions for workers at South Africa's Marikana mine, the mining industry is tainted with human rights abuses. Mining firms have often caused or contributed to human rights abuses in pursuit of profit while governments have been too weak in regulating them ...
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PDF | On Jan 1, 2018, Jalaluddin Jalaluddin published Coal Mining and Human Rights: Initiating The Right To a Good and Healthy Environment as Non-Derogable Right | Find, read and cite all the ...
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The NGO Mining Working Group (MWG) is an NGO coalition that, in partnership with our members and affected local communities, advocates at and through the United Nations for human and environmental rights as related to extractive industries.The MWG addresses unjust and unsustainable extractive practices and policies through the lens of the rights of local …
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A new report highlights land rights violations, deforestation and pollution associated with a massive nickel mining and processing project on the Indonesian island of Halmahera.
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None of the companies scored higher than 51, with Amnesty researchers identifying the companies' practices of forced evictions to make way for mining, subjecting workers to dangerous conditions, violating Indigenous peoples' rights, and exposing communities to …
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Human rights transgressions caused by mining in a Mexican context demonstrate the inability of the state to stop the increase in socio-environmental conflicts and its lack of concern towards ...
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Whether transnational corporations should be held accountable for actions which violate human rights is a question which cannot be answered without consideration of new configurations of power that enable corporations to evade regulatory control. 2 Where the state is an effective regulator of transnational corporations, its own laws will be more practically enforced than the …
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There are human rights agreements that can protect people who work in and live near mining operations. These include the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the 1966 International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and the 1966 International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights .
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A 2023 report details how multinational companies expand mining operations, which result in people being forced from their homes and farmland. Eastern Congo has been taken over by industrial and artisanal mines. Due to this, forests, highlands, and lakeshores of the Eastern DRC are now guarded by armed militias that enslave hundreds of thousands of men, women, …
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Human rights and mining. The responsible and sustainable development of mines can bring economic empowerment to communities local to the mine, and can contribute to inclusive social development, transparency and the good governance of public revenues from the exploitation of a country's natural resources. Conversely, the negative impacts of ...
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A panel of experts convened by the United Nations has issued a set of recommendations and guidelines for governments and mining companies to ensure that human rights, justice and equity are ...
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What is the current status of human rights in the mining sector? Ten years after the adoption of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs), data from the RMI Report 2020 shows that the large mining …
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But activists, journalists and scholars have found a relationship between coltan exploitation and large-scale environmental degradation, human rights abuses, violence and death.
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Mining-Environment-Human Rights 1. The Mining-Environment-Human Rights thematic group reported through its Working Group (WG) to the first UPR review in March 2010. Issues raised in the report have triggered the UN HRC recommendations 84.16, 84.106, 84.108, 84.109, 84.113 and 84.118 accepted by Government (GoM).
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