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Investor Nuns and Baptists to Battle Big Banks over Indigenous Peoples’ Rights while JPMorgan Reaches Agreement with Investors
The agreement puts pressure on Wells Fargo and Citi to do more to protect Indigenous Peoples’ Rights ahead of their annual meetings
Securities and Exchange Comission rules in favor of an order of New Jersey nuns in a dispute with Wall Street bank Citi, which tried to stop shareholders from voting for a fourth year on their resolution on Indigenous rights
Votes follow a week of protests at US banks over climate & Indigenous rights
Actress and activist Jane Fonda and Sharon Lavigne, one of Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People of 2024, joined the public hearing confronting Citigroup’s environmental racism.
The hearing examined how the bank’s funding of oil, coal, and gas directly harms Black, Indigenous, and Global South communities. It culminated in demands for Citigroup to immediately stop funding fossil fuels, publicly acknowledge harm the bank has caused communities of color, respect Indigenous rights, and invest in a just transition to sustainable energy.
Investor nuns are warning Citi shareholders that the bank does not meet the demands of their resolution on Indigenous Peoples’ Rights.
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