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Dirty Dozen: A Selection of Submunitions that have Caused Civilian Harm in Recent Years
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Nigeria: Mercury in Gold Mining
Negotiations for an international treaty to limit the use of mercury should seek to protect the health rights of artisanal gold mining communities, such as those in Bagega, Nigeria. Mercury is highly toxic that attacks the central nervous system, causing…

Fukushima: One Year On
Many residents of Fukushima Prefecture still lack basic information and clear answers about the level of radiation in their food and environment. Although the explosion at the Daiichi plant is considered the most severe radiation crisis worldwide since…
A Heavy Price: Lead Poisoning and Gold Mining in Nigeria's Zamfara State
Thousands of children in northern Nigeria need immediate medical treatment and dozens of villages remain contaminated two years into the worst lead poisoning epidemic in modern history, Human Rights Watch said today while releasing a video on the issue.…
Gold's Costly Dividend: The Porgera Joint Venture
Private security personnel employed by the world’s largest gold mining company, Barrick Gold, have been implicated in alleged gang rapes and other violent abuses in Papua New Guinea.

Kenya: Government Failure to Provide Palliative Care for Children
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