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Friends of the Earth International statement on Standing Rock
Friends of the Earth International issued a statement condemning the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline in the United States, citing threats to the Standing Rock Sioux tribe's water, sacred lands, and culture. The organization denounces the use of military-grade force and human rights violations against peaceful protesters and calls on the U.S. government to withdraw permits and global banks to cease financing the project.
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Document type: Statement
Global Climate Justice Movements Refuse to Be Overshadowed by Election of Climate Change Denier to U.S. Presidency
A collective statement issued by global climate justice organisations and movements at COP22 in Marrakech, expressing opposition to the election of Donald Trump and calling for continued global action to limit temperature rise to 1.5°C despite U.S. leadership.
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Microsoft Word - DAPL Complicity Letter Final for Sign On FINAL.docx
A statement from several environmental and human rights organizations to the owners of the Dakota Access Pipeline, alleging human rights abuses against peaceful occupiers in Standing Rock, North Dakota, and asserting the companies' legal responsibility to prevent such abuses.
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Document type: Statement