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23 Jan 2018

Tanzania: Baseline study on business & human rights claims Shanta Gold failed to consult & compensate communities impacted by its operations; company responds

A National Baseline Assessment on Business and Human Rights in Tanzania alleges that Shanta Gold failed to consult and compensate communities impacted by its operations. It further alleges that Kapunga Rice engaged child labour in its operations. The Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited Shanta Gold to respond to the allegations. The full response is provided. Kapunga Rice could not be reached.