Monthly Archives: June, 2020

Colombian government advances process for fracking pilot projects during COVID-19 quarantine

On June 24, the Colombian news website La Silla Vacía posted this feature article (in Spanish) titled: Fracking advances in quarantine. That article notes: “The...

British lawyer responds to PBI-Canada question about the need for a Binding Treaty on transnational corporations

On June 24, Peace Brigades International-United Kingdom held a webinar on ‘Environmental Rights and the Legal Community’. To watch that 1-hour webinar, please click here. Near...

PBI-Mexico expresses concern over the deaths of 17 people in San Mateo del Mar, Oaxaca

On June 23, the Peace Brigades International-Mexico Project posted: “From PBI Mexico we express concern over the serious events that occurred in the community...

Investor-state challenge vs La Puya resistance elevates corporate profit over human rights

In March 2010, residents from the communities of San José del Golfo and San Pedro Ayampuc – an area known as La Puya, just...

PBI-Canada to participate in War and the Environment online course

As part of our commitment to peace education, Peace Brigades International-Canada will be participating in the World Beyond War-organized War and the Environment course...

Racialized militarism, peacebuilding and opening a conversation about defunding the military

Photo: Racist graffiti on the side of a Canadian Army armoured personnel carrier on unceded Kanien’kéha:ka territory (Oka, Quebec), September 2, 1990. After a recent...

Calgary-based Parex Resources Inc. and its Aguas Blancas oil field in Simacota, Colombia

Calgary-based Parex Resources Inc. operates the Aguas Blancas oil field in the municipality of Simacota, Santander in northeastern Colombia. In September 2015, Energía 16 reported:...

Sixteen Canadian oil and gas companies visited Colombia on government-organized trip despite conflicts over Indigenous rights

The American business magazine Forbes has reported: “Nearly a third of Colombia is designated indigenous territory… Often, that land sits atop natural riches that...

Colombian human rights defender Jani Silva defends communities impacted by oil operations in Putumayo

The Peace Brigades International-Colombia Project has noted: “Jani Silva is the leader of the Peasant Reserve Zone- Perla Amazónica (ZRCPA) and legal representative of...

César Díaz dedicates his film ‘Nuestras Madres’ to the victims of Guatemala’s genocide

The film Nuestras Madres (Our Mothers) was virtually released in the United States on May 1 and is now being released worldwide on various...
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