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New research shows: Mongolia forced to give up control over its natural resources
New research by the Centre for Research on Multinational Corporations (SOMO) and Oyu Tolgoi (OT) Watch shows how one of the world’s largest copper mines, Oyu Tolgoi in Mongolia, was negotiated at the expense of…
Slight majority in favour of CETA in Dutch Parliament
This week, the Dutch Lower House voted by a small majority in favour of CETA, the trade agreement between the EU and Canada. However, CETA could still be defeated in the Senate, where there is…
SOMO researchers fight denied entry into Israel
Sfard law firm files request for re-examination of travel ban Today, lawyers Michael Sfard and Haya Abu Warda, from the renowned law firm Michael Sfard in Tel Aviv (Israel), filed a request on behalf of…
UN list of companies trading with illegal settlements is a step forward
Does climate policy stop at the Dutch border?
The Port of Rotterdam wants to become CO2 neutral in the Netherlands but invests in fossil energy projects abroad. Publication / February 11, 2020 The far-reaching tentacles of the Port of Rotterdam The Port of…
The far-reaching tentacles of the Port of Rotterdam
CETA is an outdated agreement. Don’t ratify it.
In 2009, negotiations began between the EU and Canada on a “deep and comprehensive” trade agreement that should settle mutual trade barriers. Eleven years later, the result is presented to the Dutch Parliament. The world…