Lærernes Pension divests highly criticized mining firm – others stay invested
After allegations of human rights breaches, Lærernes Pension has dropped its investment in a Canadian company which runs a mine in Tanzania. Other investors are staying on board.
by stefan nygaard hansen, translated by catherine brett
Lægernes Pension has decided to divest its DKK 11m (EUR 1.4m) investment in Canadian mining company Barrik Gold and exclude the firm from its investment universe, after reports of human rights breaches, NGO-backed investigative media Danwatch writes.
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