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Serena Lillywhite

Mining, resettlement and lost livelihoods (photo: Abbie Trayler-Smith/OxfamAus)

Mining, resettlement and lost livelihoods: a case study from Mozambique

July 21, 2015

by Serena Lillywhite

Serena Lillywhite

Serena Lillywhite is Mining Advocacy Advisor at Oxfam Australia. Contact her at serenal@oxfam.org.au and follow her on Twitter @SJLillywhite.

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