NGOs document forced evictions in May and September 2015, preceded by the killing in 2014 of a Shuar indigenous leader opposing Chinese mining project “Mirador”, owned by Ecuacorriente (part of Corriente Resources, which is part of China Railway Construction Company – CRCC - and Tongling).  Front Line Defenders made an appeal in October to stop the evictions. Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited CRCC to respond but the company did not