About the Project The Network for Justice in Global Investment is a joint effort by citizens and organizations in a variety of countries to challenge one of the most anti-democratic aspects of the global economic order – the rules governing international investment. Read More.
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Source: Hindustantimes.com
New Delhi, July 19, 2011
India’s Minister of External Affairs Shri SM Krishna and the US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton met in New Delhi on July 19, 2011, for the second annual meeting of the India-US Strategic Dialogue. The leaders recognized the achievements made since the inaugural Strategic Dialogue in June 2010 and President Obama’s historic visit to India in
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Source: Americanchronicle.com
By Asit Ranjan Mishra, Mint, New Delhi
July 4–Despite a demand by the European Union (EU), India is unlikely to allow a clause in a proposed trade pact with the bloc that permits an overseas investor to sue a host country at an international dispute settlement agency.
EU wanted the inclusion of such a clause, known as an investor to state dispute
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Source: Friends of Earth
Monday, July 11, 2011
For Immediate Release
Contact: Kelly Trout, 202-222-0722, ktrout@foe.org; Nick Berning, 202-222-0748, nberning@foe.org Agreement’s investment chapter threatens environment
Washington, D.C.—Friends of the Earth President Erich Pica had this statement at a rally in opposition to the U.S.-Colombia Free Trade Agreement held in front of the White House today:
“Friends of the Earth calls on Congress and President
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Source: The Nation
July 11, 2011
Robin Broad and John Cavanagh
Thirty years ago, several thousand civilians in the northern Salvadoran community of Santa Marta quickly gathered a few belongings and fled the US-funded Salvadoran military as it burned their houses and fields in an early stage of the country’s twelve-year civil war. Dozens were killed as they crossed the Lempa River into refugee
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Source: Theglobeandmail.com
BRENDA BOUW MINING REPORTER, VANCOUVER— From Monday’s Globe and Mail Published Sunday, Jun. 26, 2011 9:28PM EDT Last updated Sunday, Jun. 26, 2011 9:52PM EDT
Canada’s Bear Creek Mining Corp. is threatening a legal challenge against Peru after its mining rights were revoked in a move that raises the risk for other resource companies doing business in the mineral-blessed South American country.
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The ICSID Caseload – Statistics 
We provide this documentation from the ICSID web page for a critical analysis. It includes the list of cases that this tribunal has filed and managed historically and until 2009.
Pending & Concluded Cases
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