Florent Eurisouke (right) and a fellow protester watch trucks transporting nickel-laden rock and soil taken from the Ballande mine, which is on Kanak ancestral land, Cap Bocage, New Caledonia. Supplied photo : Documentary capture New Caledonian resource grab
Florent Eurisouke (right) and a fellow protester watch trucks transporting nickel-laden rock and soil taken from the Ballande mine, which is on Kanak ancestral land, Cap Bocage, New Caledonia. Supplied photo : Documentary capture New Caledonian resource grab
Environmentalist and independence activist Florent Eurisouke
stands in the waters of customary fishing grounds polluted by a landslide from the Ballande nickel mine. Supplied photo. : Documentary capture New Caledonian resource grab
Environmentalist and independence activist Florent Eurisouke
stands in the waters of customary fishing grounds polluted by a landslide from the Ballande nickel mine. Supplied photo. : Documentary capture New Caledonian resource grab
Documentary capture New Caledonian resource grab
Watching Cap Bocage is like seeing yourself from behind for the first time. The recently released documentary featuring New Caledonian...