Examples of using Extractive projects in English and their translations into Spanish
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communities at stake when extractive projects are carried out.
What is more, in many cases, the transnational corporations that engage in the exploitation of extractive projects in indigenous territories have the added bonus of the foreign investment protection regime,
For extractive projects promoted by outside companies
In addition, the Special Rapporteur launched an online forum to gather examples of specific extractive projects that are being carried out in or near indigenous peoples territories,
The research will analyze the transformations in the forms of political representation in rural areas within the context of the development of large-scale extractive projects and, at the same time,
At the same time, while thus being entitled to benefit from extractive projects carried out by others within their territories, indigenous peoples should have the option of participating in the management of the extractive projects, in addition to whatever regulatory control they may exercise, in keeping with their right to selfdetermination.
Rather, such companies may be given access to lucrative extractive projects because their owners are politically connected,
including the rights of those who are opposed to extractive projects or require protection from their negative effects.
While international travel is often out of reach of most communities affected by extractive projects in Latin America,
as public pressure was growing to implement appropriate consultation processes for extractive projects affecting ancestral lands,
A common manifestation of this tension is that implementation of extractive projects has brought with it numerous social conflicts with peoples,
especially by involving members of the public directly affected by extractive projects such as communities living near a planned mining project. .
that their full consent is granted prior to the development of infrastructure or extractive projects.
individuals to peacefully express opposition to extractive projects, as well as to express themselves on other matters,
CRIT complains of a lack of access to information on extractive projects, or of opportunities to take part in the decision-making processes of municipal Boards.
the levels of criminalisation of protest, particularly around extractive projects.
Executive Summary The situation of victims whose human rights have been violated as a result of extractive projects is generally met with impunity
It is increasingly understood that when proposed extractive projects might affect indigenous peoples
actively express opposition to extractive projects, both in the context of State decision-making about the projects and otherwise,
days of action against this and other extractive projects including mining