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“The Conga Mine, Peru” report by Robert E. Moran, PhD
Read “The Conga Mine, Peru: Comments on the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and Related Issues” by
Robert E. Moran, Phd. by clicking here and waiting a few seconds for it to download:
Peru Conga REM Rept English March… »
Honduras: correspondents return with shocking testimonies
DJPC’s 2012 Salon Discussion Series
presents
Irene Rodriguez
of KGNU’s Early Morning Report
and Honduras correspondent for Free Speech Radio News
and
… »
Paz – Peace
Wishing you peace
from the
Denver Justice & Peace Committee
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Deseándoles la paz
por parte del
Comité de Justicia y Paz de Denver
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Thanks for the Holiday Potluck!
Thanks to all who helped make DJPC’s Holiday Potluck so much fun (and delicious) last Friday, December 16th. The company was great, as were the food and decorations! We were honored by Julio Cochoy’s visit and personal testimony of healing after the genocide in Guatemala. And for those who missed the party, here are the… »
¡Mil Gracias! A Thousand Thanks!
DO YOU REMEMBER HOW THANKSGIVING BEGAN?
THE DENVER JUSTICE & PEACE COMMITTEE
thanks
all our members and supporters
who work with us to defend human rights in the Americas,
particularly the rights of indigenous peoples.
¡MIL GRACIAS! A THOUSAND THANKS!
–
Denver Justice & Peace Committee
P.O. Box 12403
Denver, Colorado… »
Colombia and Panama Free Trade Agreements passed by House and Senate
On Wednesday, October 13th, the Colombia and Panama Free Trade Agreements, opposed by the Denver Justice & Peace Committee (DJPC), were passed in both the House and Senate.
Despite corruption and major human rights violations in Colombia and Panama, President Barack Obama said passage of the agreements was “a major win for American workers and businesses…… »
Join us on Facebook!
DJPC has converted it’s group to a page–the only thing we can’t convert is our membership! For updates on peace and justice issues throughout Latin America, “like” our page at… »
“Devil Operation” Wins Best Human Rights Film Award
The documentary The Devil Operation and the director Stephanie Boyd won the International Human Rights Film Award this February 14, 2011 in the International Film Festival in Berlin. They walked away with the prize in the face of strong competition, including many Berlin Film Festival veterans. The award is sponsored by Amnesty International,… »
DJPC Shares in Ecuadorean Victory!
Ecuador court case on oil
Recently Ecuadorean villagers have won a lawsuit against Chevron oil corporation for their actions in the Amazon. The Ecuadoreans, represented by Pablo Fajardo, were citing grievances against Texaco, acquired by Chevron in 1990, for polluting the environment, putting people’s lives at risk and failing to clean up their spills. The failure… »
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