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Eritrea: UN has received reports of use of forced labour at Nevsun's mine from "numerous sources"; includes company's comments

The Security Council's Monitoring Group on Somalia and Eritrea - has found evidence of forced labour practices at Nevsun's Bisha mine in Eritrea. Nevsun has in the recent past denied existence of forced labour at its mine.

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Commentary: Canadian Nevsun ruling has big implications for human rights cases

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7 May 2020

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UN Security Council's Monitoring Group on Somalia & Eritrea alleges Nevsun's Bisha mine uses forced labour

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30 Oct 2015

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Nevsun's defence of its operations - denies use of forced labour at Bisha mine

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4 Sep 2015

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Eritrea: UN has received reports of use of forced labour at Nevsun's mine from "numerous sources"; includes company's comments

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Commentary: Canadian Nevsun ruling has big implications for human rights cases

UN Security Council's Monitoring Group on Somalia & Eritrea alleges Nevsun's Bisha mine uses forced labour

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