Joint Press Release JATAM - WALHI - KIARA - AMMALTA - YSN, 3 March 2010
On 26 February 2010, Archipelago Resources PLC / Australia - announced the soon published of around 102 million shares for 0.3 pound sterling per share. They were trying to raise around Rp. 459 billion of fund to finance its gold mine in Toka Tindung, North Sulawesi. The mine had been having controversies, starting from its waste risks which would be dumped into the sea, the out of date EIA up to the rejection of thousands of fishermen to the mining operation plan. Now, Archipelago Resources the owner of PT Meares Soputan Maning (MSN) and PT Tambang Tondano Nusajaya (TTN). The London AIM listed company planned to hold its share public offering on 4 March 2010. |
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JATAM, WALHI, KIARA & KAU Press Release (Jakarta, March 2, 2010) On 1-10 March 2010, a Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA) team of the World Bank visited Indonesia for feasibility study. They planned to give a political risks assurance for the second biggest nickel company in Indonesia, PT Weda Bay Nikel. The company will dump million tones of its tailing to the unique Weda Bay. Around 21% of the company mining areas is within protected forest areas, including Lalobata National Park and Aketajawe, and they were planning to cut off 35,155 hectares of protected forest. |
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Press Release CSF, Copenhagen, December 17, 2009
Entering the second week of COP15, Danish police have been demonstrating iron-fist measures to expression of dissent. Until today, arrest and harassment to peaceful civil protesters continue. Heavy handed act would have not been possible without endorsement by people and institutions in power, including those who watch in silent. |
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A Joint Statement, Copenhagen, Denmark, December 14, 2009
Copenhagen - 14 December 2009: We, members of Oilwatch Southeast Asia[i] and Indonesian Civil Society Forum for Climate Justice (CSF) declare our common position and demands on the current climate negotiation in COP 15 UNFCCC Copenhagen. We have witnessed the lack of leadership among industrial countries to significantly cut carbon emission let alone show their responsibility to support developing countries to tackle the impacts of climate change. |
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Joint MEDIA RELEASE: 12 December 2009, Copenhagen First Week Of Climate Talks A Predictable Failure At the end of the first week of the climate talks at Copenhagen, thousands of activists from the Climate Justice Action and Climate Justice Now! networks are joining the climate march under the banner of ‘System Change Not Climate Change’ to denounce the climate negotiations as a predictable failure. The protesters are demanding radical changes in economic and political systems in order to address the climate crisis. |
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