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Canadian Mining Companies in Latin America: Community Rights and Corporate Responsibility

Report from an international conference organised by CERLAC (the Centre for Research on Latin America and the Caribbean at York University) and MiningWatch Canada, held in Toronto on May 9-11, 2002. This report was prepared by Tim Clarke and published as part of the CERLAC Colloquia Papers Series.

Sunday, May 12, 2002

Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Latin America and the Caribbean, Nicaragua, Peru

Tanzanian Environmental Activists Persecuted for Speaking Out Against World Bank Group Gold Mine

The Tanzanian government has charged two environmental activists and an opposition political leader with sedition for speaking out about allegations of widespread human rights abuses at a World Bank Group guaranteed gold mine. We are sending out this message because these activists need your help! Please take 15 minutes to send a short fax to World Bank Group President James Wolfensohn (as described below).

Friday, May 10, 2002

Tanzania, Barrick Gold

Placer Dome Case Study: Porgera Joint Venture (Papua New Guinea)

Part of a series of case studies on Placer Dome mines.

Tuesday, April 30, 2002

Porgera Mine - Barrick, Barrick Gold, Placer Dome

Placer Dome Case Study: Golden Sunlight Mine (Montana, USA)

Part of a series of case studies on Placer Dome mines.

Tuesday, April 30, 2002

Montana, Barrick Gold, Placer Dome

Mining Operations Under Residential Areas

Prepared for MiningWatch CanadaBy W.O. MackaseyWOM Geological Associates Inc.April 25, 20021.0 INTRODUCTIONWOM Geological Associates Inc. has been retained by MiningWatch Canada to conduct a review of Canadian policies and practices with respect to mining under residential areas. As part of the review MiningWatch Canada provided a list of mines and mining ...

Thursday, April 25, 2002

Canada, Environment, Impact on Communities

Report of the International NGO Fact-finding Mission to Tanzania

IntroductionIn August 1996, Tanzanian authorities evicted a community of small-scale miners from their homes and worksites at the Bulyanhulu gold fields to allow a Canadian mining company, Sutton Resources, to take over the site. Since that time, there have been persistent allegations that as many as 52 people were buried alive when the company filled in the small-scale mining shafts; and ...

Tuesday, April 16, 2002

Tanzania, Barrick Gold

What Really Happened at the Barrick Gold Mine in Tanzania?

An international NGO fact-finding mission is calling on the Canadian government to support its call for a full and independent public inquiry into the alleged 1996 forced evictions and burial of miners at the Canadian-owned Bulyanhulu gold mine in Tanzania.

Tuesday, April 16, 2002

Tanzania, Barrick Gold

The Successful Struggle Against Submarine Tailings Disposal in Marinduque, Philippines

Provides a detailed description of Placer Dome's involvement.

Tuesday, April 16, 2002

Marcopper Mine, Philippines, Barrick Gold, Submarine/Subaqueous Tailings Disposal, Placer Dome

Bulyanhulu: Special Investigative Report - The Men Who Moil for Gold

What happened in 1996 when a Canadian-owned mining company took possession of the largest gold find in East Africa (by Stephen Kerr and Kelly Holloway, published in the Varsity and the Atkinsonian).

Monday, April 15, 2002

Tanzania, Barrick Gold, Human Rights

Placer Dome Case Study: Misima Mine (Papua New Guinea)

Part of a series of case studies on Placer Dome mines.

Friday, April 12, 2002

Misima Mine - Barrick, Barrick Gold, Placer Dome

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