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Gas is not a “bridge fuel”. In order to prevent a catastrophic climate crisis, we must stop depending on fossil fuels including gas and oil. The environmental impact of gas extraction and development is massive. For example fracking, a method of gas extraction, has been banned in many countries due to its serious environmental impact. The pipelines used to transport the gas are often laid on Indigenous Peoples’ lands, and human rights violations against Indigenous Peoples have also been reported.

2026.10.082026.10.08

Indonesia’s Jawa 1 Gas-Fired Power Plant Project: Local Fishers’ Group and NGO Demand Independent Investigation by JBIC—Pointing out “Stark Gap Between Proponent’s Monitoring Reports and Actual Damages Suffered by Fishers”

2026.09.232026.09.23

Donggi-Senoro LNG Project in Indonesia: Affected Local Residents Submit Re-demand Letters to Mitsubishi Corporation and JBIC — Demanding Direct Consultations, Effective Remedy, and Cessation of Financing/Investment in New Projects —

2026.09.042026.09.04

Japan Bank for International Cooperation Launches Investigation of Freeport LNG Following Community Complaints

2026.07.092026.07.09

Press release – Submission of the letter to NEXI demanding not to provide insurance for the Coral North FLNG project in Mozambique

2026.06.242026.06.24

Severe Livelihood Impacts Caused by Donggi-Senoro LNG Project for Export to Japan: Indonesian Local and Environmental Groups Submit Demands to Japanese Public and Private Sectors for Resolution

2026.06.052026.06.10

Press release – Serious human rights violations continue at the Mozambique LNG project Complaint filed with the Japan and the UK NCP on Japanese companies’ violations of the OECD Guidelines

2026.05.252026.05.25

[Press release] Texas Community Leaders Cap Week of Confronting Japanese Financiers with Actions at SMBC, MUFG, and Mizuho Headquarters

2026.05.182026.05.18

Texas Community Leaders Deliver First-of-Its-Kind Complaints to Hold Japanese LNG Financiers Accountable

2026.04.022026.04.02

Press release – Eni’s new project in Mozambique criticised by UN experts

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