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BAN Toxics

BAN Toxics

We are an independent non-government environmental organization that works for the advancement of environmental justice, health, and sustainable development in the area of chemicals and wastes, with a special focus on women, children, and other marginalized sectors.
  • Who we are
    • History and mandate
    • Partners and donors
    • Our Team
  • What we do
    • Environmental Justice
      • Chemicals and policy work
      • Chemicals and human rights
    • Community Development
      • Artisanal and small-scale mining
      • BAN Toxics’ interventions
      • CARING Gold: Eliminating child labor in ASGM
    • Education and Training
      • Toxics-Free Schools Program
    • Campaigns
    • Flagship Projects
      • The Philippine Healthcare and Mercury Wastes Management Project
  • News and Updates
  • Features
  • Resources
  • Get Involved
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    • Sign a petition
    • Join us in social media
    • Volunteer or work with us
    • Become a partner or donor
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Features

BAN Toxics @ 18: A Legacy of Commitment to Environmental Justice

Since our establishment on October 11, 2006, we have been at the forefront of the battle against the escalating waste crisis and the…

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Features, News and Updates

Four Years After Ratifying the Minamata Convention, Mercury Use in ASGM Persists

  About 340 kilometers south of Manila, Jun (not his real name) took the time to entertain visitors at his small-scale gold mining…

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Features, Mercury, Minamata Convention, News and Updates ASGM, mercury-free Philippines, Minamata Convention, Small-scale gold mining

Faces of child miners in small-scale mining

On a steep mountain top, a team led by BAN Toxics stands around a young boy, a small-scale miner. The team is there…

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Features

A Vibrant memory: Life in mining drawn in vivid color

As the holidays come to a close and the bright green, red, white and gold of Christmas slowly fade from the foreground of…

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Features, Uncategorized

Growing up in the mining town of Luklukan Sur

Luklukan Sur, in the municipality of Jose Panganiban, is a gold rush mining town in Camarines Norte. Gold has been mined here since…

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Features, Uncategorized

The Canada waste issue: a timeline

A little over three years have passed since the discovery of Canada’s shipments of waste. Here’s a brief look at what has happened…

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Features

Mercury Chemical Control Order (CCO) consultations

Participating in drafting chemical policies Ever wonder how chemical policies are drafted and updated? It’s not something we think about everyday, but it’s…

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Features

WHO WE ARE

  • History and mandate
  • Partners and donors
  • Our Team

WHAT WE DO

  • Environmental Justice
  • Community Development
  • Campaigns
  • Flagship Projects
    • The Philippine Healthcare and Mercury Wastes Management Project

Get Involved

  • Join us in social media
  • Sign a petition
  • Volunteer or work with us
  • Become a partner or donor
  • Job Opportunities

Contact Us

  • Suite 306 PM Apartments #24 Matalino Street, Brgy. Central, Quezon City
  • (02) 791 8691
  • info@bantoxics.org

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