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21 Jul 2015

Africa: New investigative journalism series "Fatal Extraction" highlights "vast & in some cases deadly footprint" of Australian mining firms

"A major new regional investigation by ICIJ [Intl. Consortium of Investigative Journalists],...Center for Public Integrity, African Network of Centers for Investigative Reporting (ANCIR), and more than a dozen African journalists has for the first time revealed in detail the vast - and in some cases deadly - footprint Australian mining companies are leaving across Africa. One of the biggest collaborations of journalists across the continent and ICIJ’s first major Africa-based project, Fatal Extraction shines a light on how Australian-listed mining companies are linked to hundreds of deaths and alleged injustices which wouldn’t be tolerated in better-regulated nations."  About the project, including reporters involved.