Stop dangerous mines - email your pension fund

If 6,000 people email their pension fund, we could have £540m of financial power to pressure mining companies with - so, as well as taking action yourself, please send the action to up to six friends

The form below is really quick and easy to fill in. It's a two-step process - finding your fund, and then sending them a message by email. It will only take a few minutes of your time.

Published on 17/04/2008, last updated on 01/08/2008
Why take action?
Alfred Buju meets miners in the DRC

Aged eleven, Alfred Buju (pictured right) was already splitting his time between going to school and going down the mine.

This was a necessary balancing act for a boy in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) determined to better himself.

The hardships of a miner’s life struck a chord during his five years in the pit searching for gold - and inspired him to one day help those around him.

He is now head of CAFOD partner the Justice and Peace Commission.

He says: "It built within me a sense of taking control of myself. It helped me to endure suffering.”

"Faith is a journey and you have to walk in the footsteps of those who came before you.

"Without sacrifice, there cannot be change.”

Please take the action now, and join Alfred in making a difference

Q&As
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