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Indian Christian activists have welcomed a decision by the (Anglican) Church of England to sell its shares in Vendata Resources, whose planned bauxite mine in north-east India has taken flak from local residents and conservationists, reports Ecumenical News International. "We are really happy that the Church of England has taken such a bold step," John Dayal, the secretary-general of the All India Christian Council, told Ecumenical News International. "With such an unprecedented act, the Church of England has shown that churches can make an impact on issues of justice."
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