Archives May 2020

Rio Tinto: answer the question!

Eight organisations that put questions to Rio Tinto at its London AGM on 8 April (or, to be precise, at the connected ‘shareholder engagement session’) are still waiting for adequate answers to their questions more than a month after the event. So we have written an open letter to Rio Tinto’s Chief Executive Office, Jean-Sebastien Jacques, setting out the questions again. Some were answered at the time, but wholly inadequately. Some have not been answered at all. We have asked the company to respond within three weeks.

Read the joint letter to Rio Tinto here!

New report names top British companies responsible for toxic mining legacies

London Mining Network has published a new report entitled ‘Cut and run: How Britain’s top two mining companies have wrecked ecosystems without being held to account’. The report includes examples from Southeast Asia of where the British-Australian multinationals BHP and Rio Tinto have left legacies of conflict and environmental destruction, long after they’ve fled the scene.

Recent examples of mining messes include Brumadinho, the tailings (mining waste) dam owned by Brazilian mining company Vale, which collapsed in January 2019 in Minas Gerais, Brazil. Vale executives, along with its German advisors TUV Sud, were recently charged with the homicide of 272 people; 14 people are still missing. Vale, along with BHP, jointly own the Samarco iron ore mine and tailings dam which also collapsed in 2015, causing Brazil’s worst environmental disaster in history and the deaths of 20 people. The trauma due to loss of life, displacement and job loss and the environmental repercussions of contamination of river systems in both catastrophes will be felt for decades to come. The entire mining industry needs to be held to account for such mining messes, and laws made which demand the cleaning up of messes made by mining companies before they pull out of projects.

Read full article here or access the report directly!

PRESS RELEASE: New report names top British companies responsible for toxic mining legacies

London Mining Network has published a new report entitled ‘Cut and run: How Britain’s top two mining companies have wrecked ecosystems without being held to account’. The report includes examples from Southeast Asia of where the British-Australian multinationals BHP and Rio Tinto have left legacies of conflict and environmental destruction, long after they’ve fled the scene.

Recent examples of mining messes include Brumadinho, the tailings (mining waste) dam owned by Brazilian mining company Vale, which collapsed in January 2019 in Minas Gerais, Brazil. Vale executives, along with its German advisors TUV Sud, were recently charged with the homicide of 272 people; 14 people are still missing. Vale, along with BHP, jointly own the Samarco iron ore mine and tailings dam which also collapsed in 2015, causing Brazil’s worst environmental disaster in history and the deaths of 20 people. The trauma due to loss of life, displacement and job loss and the environmental repercussions of contamination of river systems in both catastrophes will be felt for decades to come. The entire mining industry needs to be held to account for such mining messes, and laws made which demand the cleaning up of messes made by mining companies before they pull out of projects.

Read full article here or access the report directly.

Impacts of COVID-19 Pandemic on Frontline Communities Resisting Internationally Financed Development Projects

Curtailed freedoms

The lockdown has led to the curtailment of fundamental freedoms including, freedom of assembly, freedom of information, and even freedom of speech.

“In Mongolia, we have seen the police stop any attempt to voice a protest even with just one or two persons doing live streaming,” said Sukhgerel Durgunsen, Director of Oyu Tolgoi (OT) Watch.  “There have been arrests and people were detained without court orders while projects opposed by the public are being moved forward using lock down situation.”

Read full article here!

Impacts of COVID-19 Pandemic on Frontline Communities Resisting Internationally Financed Development Projects

Curtailed freedoms

The lockdown has led to the curtailment of fundamental freedoms including, freedom of assembly, freedom of information, and even freedom of speech.

“In Mongolia, we have seen the police stop any attempt to voice a protest even with just one or two persons doing live streaming,” said Sukhgerel Durgunsen, Director of Oyu Tolgoi (OT) Watch.  “There have been arrests and people were detained without court orders while projects opposed by the public are being moved forward using lock down situation.”

Full article: https://th.boell.org/en/2020/05/06/impacts-covid-19-pandemic-frontline-communities-resisting-internationally-financed?fbclid=IwAR0VmqZxEIouSXZqmQbWLoaMUbZvM6OD4_arDQgOEBq-WIrTYYcjAISOmoQ

Төслийн ажилтан шалгаруулах зар

Оюу Толгойн Хяналт ТББ нь уул уурхайн үйл ажиллагаанаас байгаль орчин ба хүний нийгэмд учрах нөлөөллийг МУ-ын хууль, олон улсын байгаль орчин ба хүний эрхийн гэрээ конвенцийн эрх зүйн норм, олон улсын санхүүжүүдэгч байгууллагуудын хамгааллын бодлогын стандартад нийцүүлж байгаа эсэхэд хяналт тавих, зөрчлийг
арилгуулах нөлөөллийн үйл ажиллагаа, эрх нь хөндөгдсөн талуудын эрх ашгийг хамгаалах үйл ажиллагаанд шаардагдах судалгаа, сургалт явуулах, үндэсний, гадаадын болон олон улсын байгууллагуудын хүрээнд үйл ажиллагаа явуулдаг.

Оюу Толгойн Хяналт ТББ нь өөрийн үйл ажиллагааны хүрээнд Олон улсын хөгжлийн банкуудын санхүүжилтийг хянах сүлжээ байгууллагууд, түүнчлэн байгаль орчин, хүний эрхийг хамгаалагчдын дуу хоолой болсон үндэсний болон олон улсын байгууллагуудтай хамтран ажилладаг.

Үндсэн чиглэл
• Байгаль орчин ба хүний эрх
Гүйцэтгэх үндсэн үүрэг
• Төсөл хэрэгжүүлэх өдөр тутмын үйл ажиллагаа
• Төсөл хэрэгжүүлэх төлөвлөгөө боловсруулах ба хэрэгжүүлэх
• Үр дүнг хянах ба тайлагнах
• Төсөл хэрэгжүүлэхэд хамаарах гадаад ба дотоодын түншүүдтэй харилцах
• Төслийн төсвийн зарцуулалтыг анхан шатны тайлагнал
• Төсөл хэрэгжүүлэхтэй холбоотой зохион байгуулалтын бусад ажил үүрэг
• Хөдөө орон нутагт томилолтоор ажиллах

Ажлын байранд тавигдах шаардлага
• Бакалавр болон түүнээс дээш мэргэжлийн зэрэгтэй
• Төслийн менежментийн туршлагатай
• Бичиг боловсруулах өндөр чадвартай
• Англи хэлний мэдлэгтэй
• Компьютерийн хэрэглээний програмууд дээр чөлөөтэй ажиллах чадвартай

Нэмэлт мэдээлэл
• Хариуцлагатай, хариуцлага хүлээх чадвартай
• Идэвх санаачлагатай, бүтээлч сэтгэлгээтэй
• Харилцааны соёлтой, хувийн зохион байгуулалт сайтай
• Багаар болон бие даан ажиллах чадвартай
• Нас, хүйс харгалзахгүй

Бусад
Төрөл Бүтэн цагийн
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Эцсийн хугацаа: 2020/06/01

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