Canada watchdog says human rights abuses likely occurred at a Dynasty Gold mine in China

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Dynasty Gold told Reuters that the report is full of errors and inaccuracies.

The report by CORE is a result of an investigation over complaints filed by 28 Canadian organizations who alleged that Dynasty Gold used or benefited from Uyghur forced labor at the Hatu mining operations that took place in 2017, 2019 and 2020.

In its final report the watchdog concluded that Dynasty contributed to the use of forced labor through its relationship with its joint venture partners Xinjiang Non-Ferrous Metal and Western Region Gold. These two companies had relationship with another company called Terraxin in which CORE said Dynasty is a majority shareholder.

Ivy Chong, CEO of Dynasty Gold, told Reuters that CORE decided to publish the report without providing any evidence to support the claims, even though the company repeatedly explained the situation and the timeline of the events.

However, Chong said the joint venture company (Terraxin) in…

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