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Campaign on San Roque Multipurpose Dam Project in the Philippines
We had very painful expereiences in the war.

However, let us forget the war.

Let's cooperate happily mutually.

Japan is very rich.

We want you not to conquer us again by the money.

This is not only resident's fight over the construction of dams.

It is a fight that we insist on the right of the decision making,

with your support on our back.

Declare our right to land.

Request beautiful land and water.

It is a fight of advancing development by an own decesion.

-Residents opposing the Philippines San Roque dam construction-

Residents protesting in front of the Japanese ambassy (Manila Sept.2002)

The San Roque Multipurpose Project in the Philippines is a BOT (Build, Operate and Transfer) project by a consortium of Japanese and US companies with total project costs of $1.05 billion, and the JEXIM alone is going to provide $500 million loans in total. The project consists of a 345MW hydropower plant, irrigation, water quality management, and flood control projects. This Communities of Ibaloy, indigenous people living upstream of the dam, are strongly opposing the project, insisting that they will lose their access to land as a consequence of the project.
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