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Regina memorial for Indigenous people killed in Peru PDF Print E-mail
Written by Amnesty International   
Thursday, 03 June 2010
Saturday, June 5, 2010, at 11:00am - at Victoria Avenue in front of Regina City Hall there will be a memorial for the Indigenous Peoples kllled in Bagua, Peru, one year ago.  Security forces opened fire on unarmed people and their supporters who were engaged in a peaceful blockade in the Amazon. The estimated number of people who were killed by the security establishment of the Peruvian State is estimated at more than 25 with around 160 people injured.

The goal of this event is also to raise awareness about Canadian mining companies operating overseases.   Dorato Resources is responsible for using the local population's land as a sight for callous resource extraction. Canadian mining companies are at the forefront of this grave imposition; nearly 40% of all mining activities in Peru are undertaken by Canadian based mining entities.

Amnesty International is urging everyone to support BILL C-300. This private member's bill,  represents the best chance for urgently needed regulation of Canadian mining companies operating overseas.  It is currently being reviewed by the House of Commons Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Development.

Find out more information about what you can do to support Bill C-300 at:
http://www.amnesty.ca/urgentappeal/2009/CorpAcct/

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