The Eleventh Ministerial Conference of the WTO (MC11) has an agenda full of vital interests for the future of a large part of the world population, with topics such as agriculture, electronic commerce, fishing and, in general, “development”. …
Download report BP plays a leading role in advancing one of the world’s biggest carbon bombs, the Vaca Muerta shale mega-project in Patagonia. BP does not carry out fracking in the UK because the practice would “attract the wrong kind…
Press Release Geneva, 7th December 2017 A network of more than 200 movements, social organizations and unions is in solidarity with the Union of People Affected by Chevron-Texaco (UDAPT) in Ecuador and denounces the political and juridical…
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The Global Campaign to Reclaim Peoples Sovereignty, Dismantle Corporate Power and Stop Impunity strongly supports the struggle of Honduran democratic forces against the consolidation of a military dictatorship in this country Statement 4th December 2017 …
DECLARATION OF MONTEVIDEO 1. The movements, social organizations and diverse expressions of the grassroots field of the Americas, heirs and protagonists of the struggles against imperialism and the military regimes in Latin America and the Caribbean,…
Last week’s conclusion of the 23rd UN climate negotiations in Bonn, Germany, marks the end of another year of international talks on tackling climate change – against a backdrop of increasingly frequent climate catastrophes. Here’s what we got up…
Dario Bossio – Iglesia y Minería “Historically we have known the dealings of the corporations in our lands, in our countries. We have known firsthand how human rights are violated in our territories. Before these violations happened, and…
Mario Beltrán – Contrapunto Environmental NGOs fear that the approaching electoral season might advance the company´s goals at the expense of the environment. Environmental organizations are worried about the promotion and education on mining that the El Dorado…
The voices of communities in Southern Africa that are ignored by governments and transnational corporations are echoed in the Jurors’ Statement, delivered on the occasion of the second hearing of Permanent People’s Tribunal on transnational corporations in Southern Africa.…
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By: Amandla! correspondent From: Amandla! Issue No.48 OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2016 The first session of the Southern Africa Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal on Transnational Corporations took place in September in Swaziland. Activists presented cases to a panel. Amandla! 47 contained a…