When
in 2008 we began drawing attention to the human rights impacts of
Vedanta's refinery and proposed mine in Orissa, this seemed like a lost
cause. Rarely has the Indian Government refused mining licences to a
project so far advanced.
While there seemed little to shake the company's complacency, Vedanta did not reckon on the strength of the opposition. The affected communities in Orissa linked up with organisations in India and with international NGOs to create a formidable force in defence of their rights: http://www2.amnesty.org.uk/blogs/campaigns/how-your-campaigning-helped-stop-vedanta-mine-orissa-india?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=mass_email&utm_campaign=CA&utm_content=Vedanta
While there seemed little to shake the company's complacency, Vedanta did not reckon on the strength of the opposition. The affected communities in Orissa linked up with organisations in India and with international NGOs to create a formidable force in defence of their rights: http://www2.amnesty.org.uk/blogs/campaigns/how-your-campaigning-helped-stop-vedanta-mine-orissa-india?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=mass_email&utm_campaign=CA&utm_content=Vedanta
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