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Our work in pictures
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Thursday, 25 September 2008 |
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EarthRights International and our D.C. area supporters came out to
Bullfeathers of Capitol Hill in solidarity to learn more about the case
and donate to fighting Chevron in court.
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Thursday, 11 September 2008 |
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Last month ERI teamed up with our partners
on the ground to conduct a series of mobile trainings on human rights and
property laws, grassroots organizing, and media strategies for remote
communities in the Peruvian Amazon. These traditional communities are
constantly battling human rights and environmental abuses at the hands of Peruvian
and multinational corporations seeking business opportunities in the
resource-rich Amazon.
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Friday, 29 February 2008 |
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Thank you to everyone that attended our Leap Year Party
& Concert at Busboys & Poets on February 28, 2008!
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Wednesday, 13 June 2007 |
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Through gathering testimonies, training grassroots
organizations, and distributing information through campaign work, the Burma
Project has made a significant contribution to human rights and environment
protection in Burma. Where possible, the Burma Project links its grassroots fact-finding
missions and community organizing with regional and international level
advocacy and campaigning. Working
alongside affected community groups, they aim to prevent future human rights and environmental
abuses associated with large-scale development projects in Burma.
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Thursday, 15 March 2007 |
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Southeast Asia’s longest free flowing river,
the Salween River, runs along the Thai-Burma border and is home to
several plant and animal species as well as over thirteen ethnic
minority groups living in traditional communities along its banks.
Currently there are plans underway for large-scale hydropower
development at various locations along the river in Burma; developments
which ERI fears would lead to environmental degradation and human
rights abuses. As part of ERI's efforts to raise awareness for these
issues and its commitment to training local human rights and
environmental activists, the EarthRights Mekong School recently took a
group of students on an educational fieldtrip to the Salween River. |
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Thursday, 21 December 2006 |
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Thank you to everyone that has attended our events and a special thank you to those that have helped coordinate these events.
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