'Toxic Tour' shames mining companies
London. Tue 28 Nov 2017
Colombian activist Camila Méndez outside Paulson Europe LLP
in Jermyn St
They invest in AngloGold Ashanti, owners of the environmentally disastrous
La Colosa gold mine in Cajamarca.
'London is a Paradise of Parasites - FCA: De-list Vedanta' . The Paradise
Papers implicated Glencore, Rio Tinto, Vedanta and others,
A poster shows Alice Kazimura, Ugandan farmer, community leader and
Chairperson of the Buliisa Women’s Development Association
Protesters walk through the gardens in St James's Square
but are stopped by security as they try to enter RIo Tinto plc
and hold a short protest with speeches in the entrance
before moving onto the pavement for a longer address on the activities
of RIo Tinto
It is getting dark as the walk towards Anglo American in Carlton House
Terrace
where a Colombian activist speaks
The protest seems about to finish, and I have to leave
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