corporate power
Oct 19, 2009
Re-sisters: Werima Mananta from Indonesia
Werima Mananta from Sulawesi, Indonesia testifies how her fertile ancestral village land was taken by the Canadian nickel mining company Vale Inco to construct a golf course for its workers.
Re-sisters: Merry Wololi from Indonesia
Merry Wololi from Sulawesi, Indonesia talks about the importance of living on her ancestral land and how the Canadian nickel mining company Vale Inco wants her to leave.
Re-sisters: Daya Montong from Indonesia
Daya Mantong from Sulawesi, Indonesia testifies how women were not included in the decisions around the mine of the Canadian nickel mining company Vale Inco, even though they experience most of the health impacts.
Re-sisters: Wenoni from Indonesia
Wenoni from Sulawesi, Indonesia testifies how her fertile ancestral village land was taken by the Canadian nickel mining company Vale Inco.
Re-sisters: Yuliana Mananta from Indonesia
Yuliana Mananta testifies how her fertile ancestral village land was taken by the Canadian nickel mining company Vale Inco.
Re-sisters: Wenoda Terambi from Indonesia
Wenoda Terambi from Sulawesi, Indonesia testifies how her fertile ancestral village land was taken by the Canadian nickel mining company Vale Inco.
Re-sisters compilation
Courageous women from Sulawesi, Indonesia share their stories and struggles resisting mining activities by Canadian nickel mining corporation Vale Inco. Filmed by WALHI/ FoE Indonesia with support from Jatam.
Mar 30, 2009
Indonesia: Woman concerned about nickle mining company
Mrs. Wanantaa talks about land rights conflicts and air and water pollution caused by the Sorowako nickel mine. The mine is 60% owned by Canadian nickel mining company Vale Inco.
Mar 12, 2008
Malaysia: Penan community against pulp paper plantation
Seman Ngang, Headman of the Penans of Long Kevoc says the entire Penan community is against the pulp paper plantation.
Malaysia: Destructive logging
Ajang Kiew, President of the Long Sayan Sarawak Penan Association talks about the different logging companies and the destruction they cause.
