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23 Jul 2014

Autor:
Michelle Harrison, EarthRights International

Philippines: Michelle Harrison of EarthRights International says Barrick Gold is using “coercive settlement provisions” in Marinduque oil spill case

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Barrick Gold Using Coercive Settlement Provisions to Perpetuate Legacy of Environmental Harm”, 31 March 2014

After nearly a decade of litigation over environmental devastation in the Philippines caused by Placer Dome’s mining operations (now Barrick Gold Corp.), Barrick has reportedly given the Province of Marinduque a take-it-or-leave-it settlement offer that would prohibit the Province from spending a penny to clean up the damage the company left behind…Barrick can, and should, immediately end the use of coercive settlement conditions and allow individuals and communities who have had their entire way of life destroyed by the company’s operations some small chance to heal. 

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