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Once again the power of international solidarity has helped secure the release of activists supporting the global fight for popular mining sovereignty and basic human rights. 28 activists from eight countries, including Latin America, South Africa and Namibia were arrested in Marange, Namibia on 10 November 2016 while visiting a diamond mining area. This incident is yet another painful example of human rights violations perpetrated by states and mining companies around the world. It is also testament to the strength and importance of the solidarity network that unites people of the world defending territories and collective rights. Call, What’s App On? +27781701667
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