Multistakeholder initiative for the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights. MMG reports implementing those principles at Kinsevere in 2025; that statement is site practice, not an award or certification by the initiative.
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KinsevereMining site
MMG reports implementation of the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights at Kinsevere in 2025, including local security training and the provincial working group. The initiative has not awarded the mine a certification.
Kinsevere continued active participation in the provincial VPSHR working group
MutandaMining site
Glencore's 2025 Voluntary Principles report says Mutanda Mining (MUMI) trains its employees, its private security providers and the mining police present in the area on the Voluntary Principles, and refers to them in its memorandum with the police. This is Glencore's own account of VPSHR training at the site, not an award or certification by the initiative.
KCC and MUMI provide training on the VPSHRs and human rights to its employees
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KCC and MUMI provide training on the VPSHRs and human rights to its employees
Kinsevere continued active participation in the provincial VPSHR working group
The Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights were created in 2000