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Response by Mizuho
Author: Mizuho
Mizuho has already been focusing on responsible investing and financing. Mizuho Bank, Ltd. adopted the Equator Principles as the first Asian bank in 2003, and Mizuho Financial Group, Inc. established the Policies on Specific Industrial Sectors in 2018,...
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- This is a response from the following companies: Mizuho Bank (part of Mizuho Financial Group) Mizuho Financial Group
Report alleges major banks contribute to climate change through increased funding of fossil fuels
In May 2019, a group of NGOs led by Rainforest Action Network published research findings that suggest some of the biggest banks around the world are financing fossil fuels more than ever before. Since the Paris Agreement took effect in 2016, 33 of the...
USA: Environmental NGOs criticise banks' funding of Dakota Access Pipeline, concerned about pollution, indigenous rights
Through the controversy over the Dakota Access Pipeline, NGOs have questioned the role of banks in financing the pipeline's construction and the companies developing it. In February 2016, after the US Government issued final permits for the pipeline's...
Ferrovial could be liable for crimes against humanity over conditions in Australia’s refugee camps in Papua New Guinea; incl. company comments
Author: Ben Doherty & Patrick Kingsley, Guardian (UK)
"Refugee camp company in Australia 'liable for crimes against humanity'", 25 Jul 2016...
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Indonesia: Japanese & intl. NGOs call for halt to construction of coal plant, citing lack of local consent
Despite not having the consent of the local residents, at the beginning of April 2015, construction work commenced at the proposed project site of the “Batan coal-fired power plant project in Central Java, Indonesia”, a large scale development project...
Mizuho Bank did not respond
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BankTrack report finds banks not yet living up to human rights obligations under UN Guiding Principles
In December 2014 BankTrack released a new report titled "Banking with Principles?". The report assesses 32 of the largest global banks against the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights. Banks were assigned a score of between 0 and 12 dep...
Author: 東京新聞
クラスター爆弾の全面禁止を訴えるオランダのＮＧＯは２７日、クラスター爆弾を製造している企業への金融機関の投融資状況について報告書をまとめた。同ＮＧＯがクラスター爆弾製造企業に指定した７社に対して２０１１年６月～１４年９月に行われた投融資総額は、世界１５カ国の１５１機関で、延べ２７０億ドル（約３兆１５００億円）に上った。...
Tepco Seeks $25 Billion Loans As Future Liability Questions Remain
Author: Dow Jones Newswires
Tokyo Electric Power...is seeking around 2 trillion yen, or $25 billion, in loans to fund repairs at power stations damaged by the March 11 earthquake but questions remain on exactly how much liability the utility, rather than central government, may...
[PDF] Carbon Disclosure Project 2010 Global 500 Report
Author: PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Carbon Disclosure Project
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