MINING 7 - Barrick and the Cruelty of Gold
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The Security Guards Are More Likely to Fire Rubber Bullets Than Before
The prime minister of popa new guinea has stated that there were 29 killings at the mine over the last 30 years. Up until a few years ago, the security guards would shoot the men and boys they came across with live. To day, the mine security are more likely to fire rubber bullets, but that doesn't mean they're any less brutal than before. Some of us are caught and only they take us to the man selogin police station to be locked up. If they see the mal forks, they lock them dire straight into the cells,. waiting for the security vehicles to transfer them into the main government poliche station, the cell block to be lockedup. And when it
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