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3 oct 2025

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Tanahair.net

Indonesia: Civil society organizations call on bank to cease financing for Harita nickel smelter on Obi Island

"Activists stage ‘Trojan Horse’ protest urging banks to stop financing Harita’s nickel smelter on Obi Island", Tanahair, 3 October 2025

[...] activists urged national and regional banks to immediately cease funding nickel projects that are considered environmentally harmful and violate global climate commitments.

A number of major Southeast Asian banks—including OCBC, UOB, DBS, Maybank, and CIMB—have been accused of violating their own internal policies that state they will stop financing new coal-fired power plant projects.

“They continue to fund Harita’s smelter. This contradicts the sustainability commitments they have published,” said Ginanjar.

[...] mining operations had polluted residents’ water sources with dangerous levels of chromium-6 above safe limits, as well as causing the forced eviction of indigenous communities.

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