Company Response
No response from Hancock on its Hanrine subsidiary in Ecuador
No response from Hancock on its Hanrine subsidiary in Ecuador.
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No response from Hancock on its Hanrine subsidiary in Ecuador
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Ecuador: Indígenas Awá niegan su participación en incendio al campamento de la minera Hanrine, de Hancock, en Imbabura
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Ecuador: Community members say Hanrine Exploration & Mining did not consult Indigenous peoples prior to project
The town of La Merced de Buenos Aires, in Ecuador, gained notoriety when it was invaded by illegal miners in 2017; for almost two years, the area was plagued by violence, prostitution and drug addiction. Authorities evicted the miners in 2019, but now the land may become home to legal mining operations, which many residents emphatically oppose. More than 300 people spent over a month blocking the path of the machinery, trucks and employees of Hanrine Ecuadorian Exploration and Mining S.A.
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Ecuador: Detenidos por protestas contra la minera Hanrine tienen medidas sustitutivas
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Ecuador: Autoridades ambientales denuncian que la minería “ilegal” sigue descontrolada en Imbabura
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Ecuador: NGO report denounces alleged human rights violations around Gina Rinehart's mining company
Approximately 500 armed national police stormed Buenos Aires in the early hours of the 3rd August, using tear gas and military trucks to forcibly clear a path through the town for the mining company Hanrine in what locals say is a significant human rights violation. This was despite a court ruling in June that gave Hanrine ten days to exit the area.
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