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cruiser51

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Manono Lithium SAS already getting done for Labor abuse and committing series breaches.


Excellent Video to show ICSID/ICC that Zijin/DRC is not interested in the Courts' deliberations
 
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Manono Lithium SAS already getting done for Labor abuse and committing series breaches.


Nothing a couple of brown bags and some snacks won’t fix.
 
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This article from Global Arbitration Review is almost three years old, but the the message to Felix-the-corrupt and his shit-eating officials is unequivocal:

Once the arbiters rule against you, and impose awards in favour of AVZ, no matter where or how you choose to hide your stolen wealth, we will locate it and sell it in order to satisfy the arbitral awards.


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This article from Global Arbitration Review is almost three years old, but the the message to Felix-the-corrupt and his shit-eating officials is unequivocal:

Once the arbiters rule against you, and impose awards in favour of AVZ, no matter where or how you choose to hide your stolen wealth, we will locate it and sell it in order to satisfy the arbitral awards.


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2 decades!!
 
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Washington blacklists DRC Cobalt - bold move 😮


Inclusion of Congolese cobalt on Washington's blacklist: Kinshasa protests​

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An open pit mine in the Greater Katanga, the world's cobalt reservoir.

Kinshasa does not agree with the United States' decision to include Congolese cobalt on their blacklist. In a statement bearing the signature of the Government Spokesman, Kinshasa believes that "this decision does not take into account the efforts or greater progress made in the regulation of artisanal and industrial mining by the State". "It tends," he says, "to question the effectiveness of international compliance control and supply chain due diligence mechanisms recognized in terms of human rights, work and safety to which industrialists are rigorously subjected by independent international structures working directly with Western multinationals (European and American) to take into account end users." And to specify: "This decision deliberately ignores local realities and undermines the international reputation of the congolese mining sector".

While expressing its strong desire to clean up its cobalt sector, the government of the DRC says it is "open to any constructive initiative aimed at improving working conditions and strengthening the protection of human rights in its mining sector in order to contribute to the inclusive and sustainable development of the country".

Below is the Government's press release, dated October 1, 2024.

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