In light of reports of ongoing abuses by Canadian mining companies, GRAN urges the government to give the Canadian Ombudperson for Responsible Enterprise real powers. Click here to read article from Mining Watch Canada.
Human Rights and Environmental Abuses at Tanzanian Mine Sites
Human Rights and Environmental Abuses at Tanzanian Mine Sites
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Supreme Court Rules Mining Company Lawsuit Can Be Heard in Canada
29, 02, 2020
In a historic decision on Friday, February 28, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that a human rights lawsuit against Vancouver-based mining company Nevsun Resources Ltd. can be... Read more
Government of Canada Turns Back on Communities Harmed by Canadian Mining Overseas
16, 07, 2019
On July 11, 2019, all fourteen civil society and labour union representatives of the government’s Multi-Stakeholder Advisory Body on Responsible Business Conduct Abroad (Advisory Body) tendered... Read more
Canada must fulfill its commitment... Letter to Minister Carr
12, 06, 2019
GRAN is urging the federal government to keep its promise to provide the Canadian Ombudsperson for Responsible Enterprise (CORE) with real powers. We have joined our voices with the Canadian... Read more
Mining Justice is a Feminist Issue
14, 05, 2019
... Read moreHuman Rights and Environmental Abuses at Tanzanian Mine Sites
09, 05, 2019
In light of reports of ongoing abuses by Canadian mining companies, GRAN urges the government to give the Canadian Ombudperson for Responsible Enterprise real powers.... Read more
