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2 Nov 2011

Author:
Global Witness, Green Advocates, Centre for Research and Development, Partnership Africa Canada

[DOC] Kimberley Process lets Zimbabwe off the hook (again)

The Kimberley Process (KP) has thrown away its main point of leverage over the Zimbabwean government by allowing it to export diamonds from the controversial Marange region without first fulfilling previous commitments to reform its diamond trade, said the Kimberley Process Civil Society Coalition of NGOs...[The] deal at the Kimberley Process annual plenary meeting in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, dispenses with any meaningful link between Zimbabwe's compliance with the Joint Work Plan and the KP's authorisation of diamond exports...Regular reports of human rights abuses against miners by security forces continue..."The integrity of the entire clean diamond supply chain is on the line," said Alan Martin, Research Director of Partnership Africa Canada