Lynas Rare Earth: Militarised Extractivism in Action
Join us in a webinar to trace the imperial powers behind Lynas Rare Earth and the communities who have refused to accept the toxic legacy left in their name.
Militarisation is Extraction: From Mines to Missiles
AidWatch is proud to have contributed to Militarisation is Extraction: From Mines to Missiles, a landmark 2025 position paper by the Yes to Life No to Mining (YLNM) global solidarity network.
Australia’s Lynas Rare Earth Ltd. Supply Chains via Malaysia
Photo: Mounting waste dumping area on a flood prone peat swamp in a seasonal wet monsoon region at Lynas Malaysian plant premises. Australia’s Lynas Rare Earth Ltd. Supply Chains via Malaysia CAMPAIGN UPDATE: Lynas is the first rare earth corporation that has secured...
Challenging Power, Building Solidarity: AidWatch Annual Report
Aid/Watch 2024–25 Annual Report: Challenging Australia’s aid and foreign policy, exposing the links between militarisation, extractivism and unjust development, and standing in solidarity
Militarisation Series: Gaza Post-Ceasefire: Hopes & Challenges Ahead
Militarisation Series: Gaza Post-Ceasefire: Hopes & Challenges Ahead 12 March 2025 Join Aid/Watch with special guests as we look at how the temporary ceasefire in Gaza has brought brief hope and relief to Palestinians, offering a glimmer of peace and access to...
Resistance to the Dirty Face of the Green Transition
In October 2023, Aid/Watch’s Nat Lowrey, joined Yes to Life No to Mining, along with Rainforest Rescue, visited the Indonesian island of Sulawesi as part of a solidarity visit to communities resisting nickel mining in Sulawesi, Indonesia