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13 Feb 2020

Tanzania: Victims sue Barrick Gold subsidiary for alleged abuses by security forces & local police employed at North Mara gold mine

Seven Tanzanians have launched a legal claim at the British High Court against subsidiaries of Canada-based Barrick Gold alleging serious abuses by security forces, including local police, employed at Barrick’s North Mara gold mine. They accuse the company of complicity in unlawful deaths and use of excessive force by security forces.