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Home > Archives for Amulsar gold mine, Armenia

Amulsar gold mine, Armenia

The EBRD’s (ir)responsible exit from the Amulsar gold mine project in Armenia

May 29, 2024

The engagement of the EBRD in supporting the Amulsar gold mine in Armenia in its early stages resulted in adverse environmental, social, economic, and human rights impacts. The EBRD terminated funding to the client and exited the project, but the harm remains unremedied.


International groups stand in solidarity with Armenian environmental and human rights defenders facing defamation and criminalisation

February 20, 2024

In recent months, Armenian human rights and environmental defenders and organisations have been facing defamatory attacks in local media. They are increasingly being targeted through defamation, smear campaigns, intimidation and criminalisation for their peaceful, legitimate human rights work.


Civil society groups urge the EBRD to rethink mining investments

September 20, 2023

Twenty civil society organisations from Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Mongolia, Uganda, Ukraine and Uzbekistan, as well as seven international environmental and human rights organisations, are calling on the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to reconsider its approach to mining investments.


Armenia: NGOs reports show govt. & investors failed to prevent human rights abuses at Amulsar gold mine

August 8, 2022

Amulsar’s costs to human rights and threats to environmental defenders, 4 August 2022


Amulsar’s costs to human rights and threats to environmental defenders

August 4, 2022

Armenia’s government and investors have failed to prevent human rights abuses related to the Amulsar gold mine. As we await the outcome of an EBRD investigation, environmental and human rights defenders continue to face threats. New reports show how the policies that should protect human rights and environmental defenders have failed to stop a project whose costs outweigh the benefits.


Կանաչ լույս՝ ընդերքօգտագործողների համար. բնապահպանները չեն հաշտվում «Ընդերքի մասին» օրենսգրքում կատարված փոփոխությունների հետ

July 15, 2022

Բնապահպաններն ու իրավապաշտպանները շարունակում են պայքարել «Ընդերքի մասին» օրենսգրքում արդեն կատարված փոփոխությունների դեմ։ Նախագահը վերջերս …


Environmentalists Speak Out As Armenia Restarts Controversial Gold Mine

June 30, 2022

After years of indecision, Armenia appears to be preparing the way to resume the development of the controversial Amulsar gold mine project …


Armenia signals readiness to restart controversial mine project

June 29, 2022

A new report argues that the environmental and human rights problems caused by the Amulsar gold mine development have yet to be addressed. …


Մարդու իրավունքի խախտումներ. Ամուլսարի վերաբերյալ զեկույցը ներկայացվեց լայն հանրությանը

June 28, 2022

2022թ. հունիսի 28-ին տեղի ունեցավ «Ամուլսար. մարդու իրավունքների խախտումներ և շրջակա միջավայրի նկատմամբ անփույթ վերաբերմունք ոսկու որոնման …


“Amulsar: Human Rights Violations and Environmental Negligence in the Search for Gold” Report Presented to Public at Large

June 28, 2022

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