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1. DeZwarteRidder 10 november 2017 08:05

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   Artemis Resources Limited : - Cobalt Update, Carlow Castle Project
   
   07/11/2017 | 10:44am EST
   
   Release date- 10072017 - Artemis Resources Limited ('Artemis' or 'the Company') (ASX: ARV) is pleased to report the number of potential cobalt targets to be drilled on its 100% owned Carlow Castle Project 10km South east of Roebourne in the Pilbara Region of Western Australia, has increased significantly after completing an exhaustive shallow RAB drilling programme and processing of the overlying VTEM (Versatile Time Domain Electromagnetics) data on the project.
   
   The new Electromagnetic (EM) anomalies are in a trend not previously explored and only recently identified by Artemis with RAB drilling, as announced on the 20th June. Processing of the overlying VTEM data was initiated based on the positive RAB drilling results, and has now shown multiple Electromagnetic (EM) anomalies within the Carlow Castle area. The trend of VTEM anomalies extends over a length of 3.5 km.
   
   The EM anomalies are thought to be sulphide related with large potential due to known mineralisation at Carlow Castle South and Quod Est and being within the newly identified 3.5km mineralisation trend. The EM anomalies add to the potential of the Carlow Castle Cobalt Project to define resources to restart the recently acquired and fully permitted Radio Hill sulphides processing plant, which is 20 km by public roads.
   
   Artemis intends on trenching the upper surface projection of the EM conductor plates and drilling the new targets as soon as all approvals are in place. An amended Programme of Work (POW) has been submitted to the Department of Mines, Industry, Regulation and Safety (DMIRS). The amended POW includes Reverse Circulation (RC) drill holes targeting the new EM anomalies and diamond drilling at Quod Est and Carlow Castle South. The diamond drilling has been designed to build on positive metallurgical results as announced on the 19 June 2017. The diamond core will also provide geotechnical and structural information.
   
   At Carlow Castle South a JORC (2012) Inferred Mineral Resource has been reported of 418,000 tonnes at 3.0 g/t Au and 0.6% Cu, for total contained metal of 40,000 ounces of Au and 2,500 tonnes of Cu1. The current gold copper resource also contains cobalt mineralisation, which has not been included in the resource estimation. Due to sporadic assaying of cobalt, Artemis will need to undertake infill drilling to generate a cobalt resource.
   
   At Quod Est no resource has been calculated. However, the results from the first round of RC drilling were outstanding with grades of cobalt commonly above 1% and up to 6.54%.
   
   Best RC drill intercepts of;
   
   6m at 1.9% Co, 3.4 g/t Au and 1.4% Cu from 52m (ARC006)
   
   6m at 1.8% Co, 13.9 g/t Au and 5.9% Cu from 41m (ARC033a)
   
   With positive EM results, RAB drilling, RC drilling and metallurgical testwork, Artemis is looking to advance the Carlow Castle Cobalt project towards a maiden JORC cobalt resource, with a major expansion in resource definition drilling planned.
2. DeZwarteRidder 10 november 2017 08:29

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   Artemis Resources identifies high grade cobalt, gold and copper at Carlow Castle
   
   Published on: Mar 27, 2017 | by Trevor Hoey
   
   Shares in Artemis Resources (ASX: ARV) traded as high as 11.5 cents on Monday morning, representing an increase of nearly 10% relative to the previous day’s closing price of 10.5 cents, as investors responded positively to drilling results returned from the group’s Carlow Castle cobalt-copper-gold project.
   
   It should be noted that share trading patterns should not be used as the basis for an investment as they may or may not be replicated. Those considering this stock should seek independent financial advice.
   
   The results featured high grades across all metals with one particular intercept of 4 metres grading 1.1% cobalt, 10.7 grams per tonne gold and 4.4% copper demonstrating high-quality mineralisation across all metals within the deposit.
   
   This was the message relayed by the group’s Chairman, David Lenigas as he said, “These stellar cobalt drilling grades speak for themselves, and are even more significant when added to high grades of gold and copper”.
   
   While cobalt appears to be the metal that is going to attract the most interest in 2017, projects need to be commercially viable. Consequently, the presence of high grade precious and base metals could potentially play an important role when the company moves through the various study phases and makes a decision to mine.
   Acquisition of Radio Hill plant could potentially streamline transition from exploration to production
   
   Importantly, ARV has more than just metal in the ground. Through its recent agreement with Fox Resources, the company has negotiated a binding conditional agreement to acquire the group’s fully permitted 425,000 tonnes per annum Radio Hill nickel, copper and cobalt processing plant, which has proven to be operationally sound.
   
   The plant is ideally situated, only 35 kilometres south of Karratha and 20 kilometres by road from the Carlow Castle project.
   
   Given that eight holes have been drilled to date with all having intersected visible mineralisation including primary sulphides, results from the following 15 holes of the 23 hole drilling program will be closely scrutinised.
   
   Such is management’s confidence from initial drilling that it is already planning the Stage Two drilling campaign.
   
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   Hallo beste beleggers, ik ben mede aan boord geklommen vandaag van het Cobaltschip, Australian Mines LTD ...
   Op korte termijn ook in Artemis...
   
   Goede vaart allen en enorm bedankt voor alle mooie informatie hier.
4. whoiam 11 november 2017 08:17

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   Ook ingestapt in Artemis
5. DeZwarteRidder 11 november 2017 09:29

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   whoiam schreef op 11 november 2017 08:17:

   Ook ingestapt in Artemis
   

   Via welke broker heb je ze gekocht en op welke beurs?
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   Ik heb ze kunnen vinden via Binck, OTC USA.
7. DeZwarteRidder 13 november 2017 15:14

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   5 Reasons Cobalt Prices are set to Soar
   T.MG, T.PVG, T.EDR, TCK.GF | 1 hour ago
   Safehaven.com News Commentary
   
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   LONDON, November 13, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --
   
   Pay close attention to this cobalt chart. Demand could be about to surge from 2k tonnes today to over 300k tonnes in 2030. That's a 14,900% increase in demand. Included in today's commentary is: Magna International (NYSE:MGA), Pretium Resources (NYSE:PVG), Endeavor Silver (NYSE:EXK), Teck Resources (NYSE:TECK), Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC).
   
   This cobalt chart is the only one you really need to understand. Simply: Cobalt is never going to be cheap again, thanks to the electric vehicle revolution and a massive supply chain bottleneck coming out of Africa.
   
   Not only will investors never find cheap cobalt again, but all indications suggest that cobalt prices could go even higher. Smart investors are now looking for the small cobalt miners whose share prices will likely go up in tandem with cobalt's underlying price.
   
   And one little-known company is bursting out of the gate with impressive finds of 'safe cobalt'-not the 'conflict cobalt' under major scrutiny in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
   
   Amid a pending supply squeeze, as major buyers move away from conflict cobalt from the DRC, Quantum Cobalt Corp. (QBOT ; BRVVF) (formerly Bravura Ventures Corp.) is sitting on North American resources in the heart of Ontario's cobalt belt. And its two past-producing mines have already shown impressive exploration upside.
   
   Here are 5 reasons to keep a close eye on Quantum Cobalt ( QBOT ; BRVVF ) at a crucial moment when cobalt prices seem to be going in one direction only:
   
   #1 Demand Surge is Simple Math
   
   Two million and counting that's the number of EVs already on the world's roads, and we're just getting started. And the $2 trillion global auto industry has completed a dramatic shift, and the shift depends on cobalt-which makes up some 35 percent of the lithium-ion battery mix.
   
   Every single vehicle manufacturer will have to build their own cobalt pipeline, and at some $60,000 per metric ton, cobalt is the most expensive of the battery metals.
   
   The auto industry is definitively about EVs now, and everyone's playing a furious game of catch-up with Tesla. Even car shows are all about plugging in now. The shift is irreversible:
   
   Tesla will pump out 500,000 EVs a year.
   General Motors has announced an 'all-electric' future, announcing plans to launch 20 EV models by 2023.
   Renault is planning to double its EV offerings in the next five years.
   VW Group (Volkswagen, Audi, Porsche) plans to invest a whopping $84 billion in EV development (over half going to battery production) and a target of bringing 300 electric vehicle models to market by 2030.
   Ford has the newly created 'Team Edison' focusing on EV development, pledging $4.5 billion in investment over five years and 13 new models by 2023.
   Toyata and Mazda are teaming up with Senso parts maker for a new EV tech company, and are slated to select a location for a joint $1.6 billion U.S.-based plant by 2021.
   By 2022, Renault, Nissan and Mitsubishi, collaboratively, plan to have 12 EVs by 2022.
   
   And those are just the car manufacturers. Battery gigafactories are popping up at an accelerated pace:
   
   Tesla is ramping up its Nevada battery gigafactory from 35 GwH to ramp up to 150 GwH
   Dyson is building a $1-billion gigafactory
   LG plans to open Europe's largest EV battery factory in Poland next year
   
   All in all, these immense EV efforts take more cobalt than the world can currently supply. That's why Volkswagen, for one, has just moved to secure long-term supplies of this vital battery component, seeking a 10-year secured pipeline beginning in 2019, according to Reuters.
   
   The entire car industry is switching to EVs, and planning battery gigafactories to go along with them. According to Forbes, in 20 years, EVs could represent 40% of all car sales.
   
   The shift is comprehensive. It's complete. The only thing missing? Cobalt. And investors expect what CNBC calls 'inexorable' growth in the EV industry to generate a major supply squeeze for cobalt.
   
   #2 China, China, China
   
   Big automakers may be playing catch-up with Tesla, but it's China that's the real beast, and it alone will seriously challenge global cobalt supplies. We knew this before, but now it's becoming even more clear.
   
   Right now, China is the largest consumer of cobalt in the world. In 2016, Chinese cobalt consumption rose by 5.3% year-on-year, hitting 45,900 tons-equal to over 44% of all global consumption. From this year to 2021, China is expected to see a 12% increase in cobalt consumption, on the back of EV and battery growth.
   
   Cobalt spot prices have seen a 150% price surge this year, thanks to the China-led EV growth spurt, and China leads the way with super restrictions on conventional vehicles to crack down on pollution. China is the largest market for plug-ins, and it's also the largest producer. It's not just about passenger EVs: it corners the market on commercial EVs and even electric buses.
   
   Last year alone, 507,000 EVs and PHEVs were sold in China - a 53% increase from 2015, and double the number sold in Europe and triple the number sold in the U.S.
   
   Even more lucrative for the fantastically tight cobalt supply equation is the fact that China-the largest auto market in the world-produced 28 million vehicles last year and is expected to produce 40 million by 2025. Because of tight restrictions on conventional cars, the bulk of these are going to have to be EVs.
   
   According to Wood Mackenzie, demand for cobalt in EV batteries alone is expected to grow fourfold by 2020 and 11-fold by 2025.
   
   One of the biggest beneficiaries in the EV supply chain will be cobalt miners, and particularly those smaller, new entrants who are developing new supplies that are safe and ethical like Quantum Cobalt Corp. (QBOT ; BRVVF)
   
8. DeZwarteRidder 13 november 2017 15:15

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   #3 Tight Supply for Best-Performing Metal of the Year
   
   The global cobalt market is already facing tight supply, and analysts see no release through 2021, when the supply gap is expected to reach 12,000 tons, according to Research and Markets.
   
   It's a contradiction that is set to keep cobalt prices swelling this year and beyond.
   
   Future supply is uncertain, at best. Some 60% of the world's cobalt is source from the DRC, where it's mined by children under inhuman conditions.
   
   Buyers are under massive pressure to look elsewhere because it's mined by children under inhumane conditions.
   
   Ask Apple Inc. The tech giant recently announced it would stop buying unethical DRC cobalt for its iPhones-so it's looking for new suppliers.
   
   It gets worse: Some 98% of the world's ethical cobalt is produced as a byproduct of copper and nickel mining. This means that cobalt supply is dependent on copper and nickel mining, and if they aren't worth it, we have no cobalt.
   
   With this tight supply situation, even without the DRC uncertainty, prices are poised to continue their upward momentum.
   
   One of these emerging cobalt players is Quantum Cobalt (QBOT ; BRVVF) …
   
   #4 Demand is Understated
   
   Even with this clear contradictory supply and demand picture, many believe that demand remains understated.
   
   For investors, though, it's hard to get in on the cobalt game. Purchasing shares of miners is tricky because the big miners only dabble in cobalt as a byproduct of copper and nickel, so exposure is skewed and diluted. And copper and nickel prices aren't great performers right now.
   
   As Wealth Research Group noted recently, in looking for positions in the sector, without any ETFs for futures exchanges, investors looked at exploration stocks for exposure, and could only find 24 cobalt-related stocks on North American exchanges. Worse, while the 60 lithium stocks they found were primarily focused on lithium, 19 of the 24 cobalt-related stocks were really focused on copper, nickel, gold or silver.
   
   China alone is a huge factor in the supply/demand equation, and what many investors don't know is that this goes far beyond EVs.
   
   China's has introduced a new 5-Year Plan to push for up to 15% of power to come from non-fossil fuels-that will be another huge push for electric, and another huge consumer of cobalt, even beyond Beijing's recent plan to ban all fossil fuel cars.
   
   Even Tesla's success in the area of energy storage takes us far beyond this cobalt supply equation for EVs.
   
   This isn't just an electric car story-it's an energy revolution story, and right now, the most critical metal is cobalt.
   
   Both China and the US view cobalt as a metal of strategic importance. The hoarding has already begun.
   
   #5 Three Cobalt Plays, Made in North America
   
   In Canada, all the talk is about Cobalt, Ontario. Cobalt was instrumental during the industrial revolution and it is now becoming superhot again, and Canada is sure it will lead the country into the next industrial revolution.
   
   But it's not just Canadian talk. Everyone wants cobalt, but as Quartz notes, "few want to get tangled up in the world's largest producing nation"-the Democratic Republic of Congo.
   
   So, they're heading to Canada, and specifically to Cobalt, Ontario, the site of a historical silver rush. That was a century ago, and everyone forgot about it when Africa started emerging as a metals bonanza. But now they're back in droves. Africa is too hot to handle.
   
   "The whole situation is a cobalt-style rush, just like an old fashioned staking rush," said Gino Chitaroni, president of the Northern Prospectors Association and a geologist from the area, told Canada's CBC.
   
   And right in the heart of Ontario's cobalt belt, Quantum Cobalt ( QBOT ; BRVVF ) has the Nipissing Lorrain Cobalt Project, which has in the past produced over 1,650 tons of the critical metal.
   
   According to the company, the cobalt mineralization here is striking. Past production of five tonnes of material was reported to be an unusually high grade of 22% cobalt. That's impressive when you consider that most projects are deemed valuable with as little as 0.05% cobalt, says CEO Greg Burns. (its 14.75% on Nipising property)
   
   And that's just one project in this massive cobalt belt. The company has already launched exploration to identify targets in two other projects in the heart of this cobalt belt: Rabbit and Kahuna. (Kahuna project has 22 percent showings)
   
   The Rabbit project is just 55 kilometers north of Ontario's prolific Cobalt district, with historic work returning an assay of 8.76% cobalt.
   
   The Kahuna Cobalt-Silver property, covering 77 claims over 1,200 hectares, has also seen mineralization of cobalt discovered in past work.
   
   The company has mobilized field crews to carry out first-pass exploration on both of these properties, and we expect rapid news flow on prospecting, geologic mapping, geochemical mapping, geochemical surveying and sampling to locate and delineate mineralized structures.
   
   Nearby, First Cobalt Corp.-which pulled out of the DRC to expand in safer Canada, has past-producing assets and a market capitalization of CAD$39 million, which is expected to reach CAD$156 million pending an acquisition transaction. It all suggests that Quantum Cobalt, with its three cobalt projects at ground zero--may be undervalued.
   
   The past production on these properties suggests that Quantum Cobalt has significant exploration and development potential, and it could be coming into this game right at the edge of the cobalt cliff. And it's got the team to back it up.
   
   Jerry Huwang, a Quantum Cobalt director, is an instrumental player in Energold Drilling Corp., a leading drilling solutions company servicing the mining and energy sectors in the Americas, Africa and Asia. With experience from Energold, which is internationally recognized for its social and environmental approach to drilling and operating 270 rigs in 24 countries worldwide, Jerry bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise in exploration and drilling.
   
   CEO Greg Burns, Director of Mergers and Acquisitions at Capital Investment Partners-a multi-billion-dollar fund out of Australia-has lead multiple large-scale deals, including the development of Coalspur Mines into a billion-dollar market cap company at one point.
   
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   Quantum Cobalt is also backed by big institutional money, most notably that of Haywood, arguably the most respected institution in Canada. Haywood, a clearing house for 4 Canadian dealers with more than CAD$5.5 billion in assets under administration, will be advising on financing and mergers and acquisitions.
   
   With cobalt at all-time highs, we expect news flow on this one to take quantum leaps. They're putting boots on the ground right now and hope to be drilling at the start of the New Year.
   
   And with the demand in cobalt about to rise 14,900% by 2030. Investors finding the top cobalt miners could be rewarded with incredible gains. And short term.
   
   This year is shaping up to be the year that cobalt left Africa and relaunched in Canada. It's the year of North American Cobalt. Lithium producers are already feeling the pressure, now it's cobalt's turn-and the pressure to produce safe new resources could be even greater.
   
   Quantum Cobalt ( QBOT ; BRVVF ) is right there in the heart of the Canadian cobalt belt, and it's right at the heart of a cobalt rush that could shift continents.
   
   By: Ian Jenkins
   
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    Clean TeQ Holdings Limited (ASX:CLQ) is the owner of the Sunrise Nickel/Cobalt/Scandium Project in NSW, Australia. Clean TeQ Sunrise’s unique mineral resource, when combined with our proprietary ion exchange extraction and purification processing technology, positions Clean TeQ to become one of the largest and lowest cost suppliers of key cathode raw materials to the lithium-ion battery market – nickel sulphate and cobalt sulphate. The Clean TeQ Sunrise Project will also produce significant quantities of scandium for the next generation of light-weight aluminum alloys for transportation markets.
    
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    DeZwarteRidder schreef op 11 november 2017 09:29:

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    Via welke broker heb je ze gekocht en op welke beurs?
    

    Ik ging ze normaal vandaag gekocht hebben op de australia asx nsx, isin AU000000ARV3 artemis resource, het is in AUD , maar blijkbaar moet ik werken met een limiet koers voor aankoop, daardoor geweigerd bij mijn instelling,
    
    nu terug vandaag opnieuw ingevoerd, zal normaal deze nacht ze daar aankopen
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    blijkbaar terug mijn order niet doorgegaan, ze bekijken bij mijn broker wat de reden nu is, ze weten het zelf niet, nu gelukkig, was correctie van 10% dus misschien een geluk bij een ongeluk
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    blijkbaar terug mijn order niet doorgegaan, ze bekijken bij mijn broker wat de reden nu is, ze weten het zelf niet, nu gelukkig, was correctie van 10% dus misschien een geluk bij een ongeluk
    

    Die Aussies hebben hele rare beursregels; de eerste order moet een bepaalde grootte hebben anders wordt hij geweigerd. Volgorders mogen kleiner zijn.
    Bij IB krijg je direct een weigering als de order niet goed is.
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    Flink down the drain nu de Australian Mines en Artemis... die vreten mijn hele winst op van de laatste maanden met andere aandelen...
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    Artemis daalt in Duitsland bijna 20% en in Aussieland minder dan 10%.
    
    AUZ is veel te hard gestegen en corrigeert natuurlijk flink.
    Artemis lijkt mij een mooi bijkoopmoment, want Artemis is spotgoedkoop vergeleken met Novo.
    
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    Artemis daalt in Duitsland bijna 20% en in Aussieland minder dan 10%.
    
    AUZ is veel te hard gestegen en corrigeert natuurlijk flink.
    Artemis lijkt mij een mooi bijkoopmoment, want Artemis is spotgoedkoop vergeleken met Novo.
    
    

    al die zwaar gepromote fondsen door t putje.
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    Artemis daalt in Duitsland bijna 20% en in Aussieland minder dan 10%.
    
    AUZ is veel te hard gestegen en corrigeert natuurlijk flink.
    Artemis lijkt mij een mooi bijkoopmoment, want Artemis is spotgoedkoop vergeleken met Novo.
    
    

    ja maar er staan bij artemis ook 4x zoveel aandelen uit en novo is ook een stuk verder met alles dan artemis .
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    bogie schreef op 15 november 2017 12:18:

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    ja maar er staan bij artemis ook 4x zoveel aandelen uit en novo is ook een stuk verder met alles dan artemis .
    

    Dat 2e slaat nergens op want Novo en Artemis hebben een joint-venture.
    Dus NOVO doet het werk voor Artemis.
    Bovendien heeft Artemis veel meer land in de Pilbara dan ieder ander en ze hebben een mill en een mooi cobaltproject.
    
    Het aantal aandelen is niet van belang, het gaat om de market cap.
    
    Bijna alle grondstoffen-aandelen zijn gisteren fors gedaald in Aussieland.
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    'Bedrijven doen te weinig tegen misstanden bij kobaltwinning'
    
    Producenten die lithiumbatterijen gebruiken, doen nog steeds te weinig om de schending van mensenrechten tegen te gaan bij de winning van de grondstof kobalt. Onder andere Microsoft en Renault doen in hun beleid te weinig om kinderarbeid en gevaarlijke werkomstandigheden tegen te gaan. Apple, BMW en Tesla scoren relatief goed. Dat staat in een rapport van Amnesty International dat woensdag is verschenen.
    
    Kobalt, nodig voor de productie van lithiumbatterijen, wordt veelal gewonnen in het door geweld geteisterde Congo. Veel bedrijven maken niet precies bekend waar hun kobalt vandaan komt. Ook ontbreekt het bij bedrijven vaak aan beleid om de schending van mensenrechten op te sporen. Vooral het beleid van Chinese bedrijven baart Amnesty zorgen.
    
    Slechte scores voor Microsoft en Renault
    Ook Microsoft en Renault doen het slecht. In een reactie geeft Microsoft toe dat er 'nog steeds veel te doen is'. Maar het bedrijf vindt dat het rapport van Amnesty onvoldoende weergeeft hoeveel inspanningen al geleverd zijn. Renault was niet in de gelegenheid om te reageren.
    
    Voorzichtig positief over de toekomst
    Alle 29 onderzochte bedrijven kunnen meer doen, stelt Amnesty in het rapport. Over Apple is de organisatie het positiefst. Het bedrijf is het meest gedetailleerd in haar beleid en heeft risico's volgens de onderzoekers goed in kaart gebracht.
    In vergelijking met vorig jaar, toen Amnesty een vergelijkbaar onderzoek uitvoerde, ziet de organisatie wel verbetering. 'Er is beweging, dus we zijn voorzichtig positief', zegt persvoorlichter Yara Boff Tonella.
    
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20. Just lucky 15 november 2017 22:01

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    Alles moet je in het juiste perspectief zien. Wij uit het rijke westen met onze zogenaamde normen en waarden. Als de keuze is tussen met je gezin verhongeren of je kinderen ook laten werken, dan is de keuze snel gemaakt.