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19 Nov 2013

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First Peoples Worldwide

The Next Financial Bubble: Indigenous Peoples Rights - Report Exposes Risk to Shareholders When Indigenous Rights Are Ignored

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[Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited Apache, Chevron, Cliffs, EOG, ExxonMobil, Freeport-McMoRan, Kinder Morgan, Kosmos Energy, Murphy, Newmont, Southern Copper [part of Grupo México], Soutwestern Energy, WPX to respond to the report. Responses & non-responses provided.] In October 2013, First Peoples Worldwide released “First Peoples Worldwide’s - Indigenous Rights Risk Report for the Extractive Industry - Preliminary Findings". The study identified 21 sites that are “highest risk” in terms of shareholder risk arising from potential infringement of indigenous people’s rights.

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