Uranium mining can lead to the displacement of communities, who may be forced to leave their homes and land. The use of forced labor is also common in the uranium mining industry, with workers often working long hours in dangerous and inhumane conditions.

The impact of uranium mining on human rights is significant. Workers are often denied basic labor rights, including the right to organize and the right to fair wages. Communities may also experience the loss of traditional lands and resources.

Sustainable and ethical mining practices are essential for addressing the impact of uranium mining on human rights. This includes respecting the rights of local communities, engaging with local communities, and supporting economic opportunities beyond uranium mining.

The international community must work together to address the issue of human rights abuses in the uranium mining industry. This includes supporting sustainable and ethical mining practices and holding companies accountable for their actions.

Works Cited:
Amnesty International. "Uranium Mining and Human Rights." Amnesty International, https://www.amnesty.org/en/what-we-do/natural-resources/uranium-mining-and-human-rights/.