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2024年4月11日

Fuelling injustice: Companies respond to allegations linked to transition minerals in EECA region

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In April 2024, the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre published "Fuelling Injustice: Transition Mineral Impacts in Eastern Europe & Central Asia" - an analysis that exposes the scale and severity of human rights abuses and environmental damage caused by companies mining and processing transition minerals in EECA, emphasizing that changes are urgently needed in the EECA mining sector to ensure the transition to clean energy is not achieved at the expense of people and the environment.

The briefing includes 421 publicly reported allegations of environmental and human rights abuses between 2019 and 2023 that are linked to mining project development, extraction and processing (smelting and refining) of 20 transition minerals in 16 EECA countries. It also outlines recommendations for companies, governments, investors and financial institutions.

In line with the Resource Centre’s strategy and libel policy, we made every effort to reach out to companies accused of abuse and ask them to respond to allegations made using our Company Response Mechanism (unless the company has already publicly commented on the case, or if the abuse is the basis of a lawsuit or regulatory action, or the company has no website or contacts to reach to them).

We invited 49 companies to respond. We received 10 responses. All responses and non-responses can be found below.

企業への回答リクエスト

Rio Tinto 回答を見る
Asarel Medet JSC 回答を見る
Zangezur Copper Molybdenum Combine 回答を見る
Mineco International Limited 回答を見る
Adriatic Metals 回答を見る
Rich Metals Group B.V 回答を見る
AlbChrome Ltd.

回答無し

GeoProMining

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Lydian International

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Arcore AG

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Aurubis Bulgaria

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Dundee Precious Metals

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Georgian Manganese LLC

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Tara Resources

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Azerbaijan International Mining Company Ltd (AIMC)

回答無し

Euromax Resources

回答無し

Jugohrom Ferroalloys Ltd

回答無し

Minstroy Holding JSC

回答無し

Newco Ferronikeli Complex LLC

回答無し

Medgold Resources Corp

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KAZ Minerals PLC

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Glencore

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JSC Russkii Khrom 1915

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RUSAL

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Norilsk Nickel

回答無し

Rosatom

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Ural Mining and Metallurgical Company (UMMC)

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Lebedinsky mining & processing plant JSC

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Highland Gold

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LLC Novosibirsk Tin Plant

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OJSC Krasnoyarsk Non-Ferrous Metals Plant named after V.N. Gulidov

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VSMPO-Avisma Corporation PJSC

回答無し

JSC Evraz Kachkanar Mining and Processing Plant

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BGV Group Management

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Metinvest

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Onur

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DCH

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Ferrexpo plc

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PJSC Marhanets mining & processing plant

回答無し

PJSC Pokrovsky mining & processing plant

回答無し

PJSC United Mining and Chemical Company (UMCC Titanium)

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Group DF

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Zijin Mining 回答を見る
Eurasian Resources Group (ERG) 回答を見る
Tajik-China Mining Co. Ltd.

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Chaarat Kapan

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Teghout CJSC

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Lykos Metals Limited 回答を見る
ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih 回答を見る

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