... mainly in rural, indigenous and Garifuna communities.
In Nicaragua, repression against government dissidents includes environmental defenders who have ceased their defense for fear of repression, while ...
... of thermal water extracted from the Cerro Blanco project.
A press release by the National Roundtable against Mining highlights that the first people to be affected by the mine will be rural women who utilize water ...
... escalating conflict between big landowners and small farmers whose lands are being illegally occupied to make way for the palm oil industry.
The impacts of the conflict on the rights of the local rural ...
... contributed 5 percent—$97 billion—to Canada’s total GDP and held $169 billion in assets overseas. Canada also boasts that the industry has directly or indirectly created 630,000 jobs in urban, rural, and ...
Edgardo Ayala - IPS
The installations of the silver mine located in the rural municipality of San Rafael Las Flores, in Guatemala, have been closed since 2017, as the result of a Constitutional Court ...
... Solidaridad con Guatemala en Zürich (NETHERLANDS)
Rural Women's Association Alga (KYRGYZTAN)
Salva la Selva (SPAIN)
Save Our Sperrins (SOS)(NORTHERN IRELAND)
Terra SOS-tenible (ESPANA)
The Gaia ...
...
The scientific evidence is supported by the experience of thousands of inhabitants of urban slums who spend months without access to water, of poor communities in the rural sector who depend on increasingly ...
Andrés McKinley - UK LAB
On March 29th, 2017, the small country of El Salvador became the first nation in the world to exercise its sovereign right to say “no” to metallic mining after carefully analyzing ...
... in the department of Santa Rosa.
The roadblock has been mounted by the inhabitants of Casillas, a neighbouring rural municipality, located a few kilometres down the road, and which cannot be avoided ...
... water, despite being charged for municipal water.
He recalls his rural hometown, where water flowed from nearby springs and was regulated by community boards. “Where my parents live, the village still ...
... of the common goods.
The harmful effects of these politics have affected mainly indigenous peoples, rural / peasant communities and environmental defenders who have experienced harsh repression, prosecution ...
... years, according to Pedro Cabezas, who runs the mining and human rights program of CRIPDES, the largest rural organization in the country and a leader in the Salvadoran social movement. It is a story of ...
... to even greater threats, even though we play an important role in the defense of the territory. In Latin America, 58 million women live in rural areas, yet only 30% of those women actually own land, while ...
... management systems in rural communities;
SECOND, there are clear mechanisms for the effective participation of the population;
THIRD, effective mechanisms are created to protect and recover priority ...
... a meeting with President Salvador Sánchez Cerén and — confident of our incipient victory — a celebration at the close of the week with the rural communities most threatened by mining.
El Salvador had ...
... of Cinquera) and ADESCO (Associations for Community Development) joined with CRIPDES (the Association for the Development of El Salvador), a national-level NGO that has helped rural Salvadorans organize ...
... listed by the United Nations as one of the most environmentally degraded countries in the Latin America, and that’s without any major mining operations. The enormous threat of large-scale mining for rural ...
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Asociaciòn Salvadoreña de Ayuda Humanitaria
Centro de Investigaciòn Sobre Inversiòn y Comercio
CESTA
Comite de Comunidades Rurales de Chalatenango, CCR
Colectivo de Derechos Humanos Herbert Anaya ...
... that allow these “investor-state” lawsuits.
The executives of a global mining corporation assumed it would be easy to get their way in Cabañas, a rural region of northern El Salvador. They were wrong. ...
... industries.
Along with other rural organizations, they created the National Roundtable against Metallic Mining, which was crucial in achieving the positive ruling in favor of the Central American country. ...