Mexico: Wirikuta Still Threatened Despite Government Announcement

May 30, 2012 • MEXICO CITY – It sounded too good to be true – and, indeed, it was. The mining company First... Read More

Long live Wirikuta! Mexico judiciary suspends mining concessions on Wixarika lands

Feb 27, 2012 • The Wixarika people, after campaigning for seventeen straight months to protect their sacred territory, have been granted a major... Read More

Wixarika Statement to Mexican Government and all of Humanity

Feb 18, 2012 • Wirikuta is a desert valley in the North of Mexico, in San Luis Potosi. It not only has been... Read More

PNG: Downstream communities agitating over pollution concerns

Jun 6, 2011 • Watut River communities living downstream from the Hidden Valley mine in Papua New Guinea, have reportedly started ‘rioting’ over... Read More

10,000 Aymaras protesting transnational mining company

May 30, 2011 • In this video, Al Jazeera’s Craig Mauro reports on a massive, ongoing protest against a new Canadian mine in... Read More

Conference targets Canadian mining firms operating abroad

May 26, 2011 • From May 14-19, Indigenous representatives gathered in Vancouver, BC., for Mining Justice Week, a six-day event organized by the... Read More

We Have Everything And Lack Everything

Apr 30, 2011 • Indigenous Peoples and Campesinos in southern Guerrero, Mexico are resisting two mining projects that threaten their land and territory;... Read More

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