Response by Vedanta Resources: "Fanning the Flames": War on Want report alleges UK mining companies, including Vedanta, involved in human rights abuses overseas.

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War on Want report "Fanning the Flames": company responses

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Response by BHP Billiton: "Fanning the Flames": War on Want report alleges UK mining companies, including BHP Billiton, involved in human rights abuses overseas.

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19 Dec 2007

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Response by Rio Tinto: "Fanning the Flames": War on Want report alleges UK mining companies, including Rio Tinto, involved in human rights abuses overseas.

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12 Dec 2007

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Response by Monterrico Metals (part of Zijin): "Fanning the Flames": War on Want report alleges UK mining companies, including Monterrico Metals, involved in human rights abuses overseas. Click here

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12 Dec 2007

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Xstrata (part of Glencore Xstrata) did not respond to: "Fanning the Flames": War on Want report alleges UK mining companies, including Xstrata, involved in human rights abuses overseas.

Date:

12 Dec 2007

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Response by Vedanta Resources: "Fanning the Flames": War on Want report alleges UK mining companies, including Vedanta, involved in human rights abuses overseas.

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12 Dec 2007

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Response by Oxus Gold: "Fanning the Flames": War on Want report alleges UK mining companies, including Oxus Gold, involved in human rights abuses overseas.

Date:

12 Dec 2007

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Response by Global Coal Management (see GCM Resources): Fanning the Flames: War on Want report alleges UK mining companies, including Global Coal Management, involved in human rights abuses overseas.

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12 Nov 2007

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Response by Vedanta Resources: "Fanning the Flames": War on Want report alleges UK mining companies, including Vedanta, involved in human rights abuses overseas.

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Response by BHP Billiton: "Fanning the Flames": War on Want report alleges UK mining companies, including BHP Billiton, involved in human rights abuses overseas.

Response by Rio Tinto: "Fanning the Flames": War on Want report alleges UK mining companies, including Rio Tinto, involved in human rights abuses overseas.

Response by Monterrico Metals (part of Zijin): "Fanning the Flames": War on Want report alleges UK mining companies, including Monterrico Metals, involved in human rights abuses overseas. Click here

Xstrata (part of Glencore Xstrata) did not respond to: "Fanning the Flames": War on Want report alleges UK mining companies, including Xstrata, involved in human rights abuses overseas.

Response by Vedanta Resources: "Fanning the Flames": War on Want report alleges UK mining companies, including Vedanta, involved in human rights abuses overseas.

Response by Oxus Gold: "Fanning the Flames": War on Want report alleges UK mining companies, including Oxus Gold, involved in human rights abuses overseas.

Response by Global Coal Management (see GCM Resources): Fanning the Flames: War on Want report alleges UK mining companies, including Global Coal Management, involved in human rights abuses overseas.