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Company Response

Dundee Precious Metals did not respond to the report "No More Violence: Unmasking Canada at the UN Universal Periodic Review"

We invited Dundee Precious Metals to comment on the report No More Violence: Unmasking Canada at the UN Universal Periodic Review. The report documents alleged abuses and rights violations linked to mining and oil projects in Latin America, controlled by 16 Canadian companies - including Dundee Precious Metals - and supported by Canadian banks, which are said to cause serious environmental damage and affect indigenous and traditional communities. The company did not respond.

DPM Metals Inc (former Dundee Precious Metals) has not responded to

América Latina: OSC presentan a la ONU informe sobre impactos en derechos humanos de empresas canadienses

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