Local discontent in Balochistan, Pakistan, is rising as the people who live around a gold and copper mine at Saindak feel excluded from the riches coming out of the ground.

[The China Project] A Chinese-run gold mine in Balochistan is making millions, but the locals aren’t getting any of it

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[The China Project] A Chinese-run gold mine in Balochistan is making millions, but the locals aren’t getting any of it

[The China Project] A Chinese-run gold mine in Balochistan is making millions, but the locals aren’t getting any of it