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Activists disrupt international military conference in downtown Toronto hotel

Activists disrupt international military conference in downtown Toronto hotel

by mininginjustice | Feb 9, 2017 | MISN Update, News, Take Action

Toronto. Over a dozen activists with banners and a sound system disrupted a special conference of the Conference of American Armies (CAA) this morning. The conference is a gathering of military leaders from North, Central and South America and is being held at the...

MISN Statement – “No to the TPP!”

by mininginjustice | Jun 16, 2016 | Case Studies, News, Open Letter

This statement was read at a Rally outside the TPP townhall convened by MP Chrystia Freeland at the University of Toronto on June 15. Words by MISN member Jen Mills. I’m a member of the Mining Injustice Solidarity Network, a Toronto-based activist group that organizes...
URGENT ACTION: HELP PUT MINING JUSTICE ON THE FOREIGN POLICY AGENDA

URGENT ACTION: HELP PUT MINING JUSTICE ON THE FOREIGN POLICY AGENDA

by mininginjustice | Sep 21, 2015 | MISN Update, News, Take Action, Upcoming Events, Urgent Action

HELP PUT MINING JUSTICE ON THE FOREIGN POLICY AGENDA (event + social media campaign) On September 28th, the first-ever foreign policy election debate will be held at Roy Thompson Hall in Toronto. If it wasn’t being hosted by the Munk Debates, this would be a great...
News: Hudbay Minerals Former Head of Security On Trial for Mining-Related Murder, Shooting-Paralyzing

News: Hudbay Minerals Former Head of Security On Trial for Mining-Related Murder, Shooting-Paralyzing

by mininginjustice | Apr 8, 2015 | News

As precedent-setting civil lawsuits continue in Canada against Hudbay Minerals and CGN (Hudbay’s former subsidiary in Guatemala), the criminal trial against Hudbay/CGN’s former security chief, Mynor Padilla, for a murder and shooting-woundings at Hudbay’s then mine...

News: Merilyn Topacio Reynoso, activist resisting against Tahoe Resources murdered

by mininginjustice | Apr 16, 2014 | News

Late on the night of Sunday the 13th of April, Alex Reynoso and Merilyn Topacio Reynoso – father and daughter activists involved in the resistance against Canadian company Tahoe Resources’ Escobal Mine in Guatemala – were attacked by unknown suspects. Alex...

Urgent Action: Join the Ejido’s Call for Good Faith Negotiations Without Repression

by mininginjustice | Apr 8, 2014 | News

Join the Ejido’s call for good faith negotiations without repression Since the morning of Tuesday April 1, the Ejido Carrizalillo in Guerrero, Mexico has blocked operations at Goldcorp’s Los Filos mine in revindication of their territorial rights following...
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