National Geographic and Indigenous Leaders Visit Cerrejón
As part of its ongoing commitment to intercultural dialogue and responsible environmental stewardship, Cerrejón welcomed in July 2025 a visit from a National Geographic team and Mamos – spiritual authorities of the Arhuaco and Wiwa Indigenous peoples from the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta.
Cerrejón promotes human rights through its training program
Cerrejón is committed to embedding the respect of human rights in the every day life of workers and has implemented a differentiated approach to ensure that employees have the required capacities and sensibilities on these matters.
Building trust and resolving impact: the cerrejón complaints office
The Cerrejón Complaints Office was established in 2009 to implement a rights-based recovery and remediation mechanism to address complaints from workers and communities about alleged impacts generated by the company's activities and to provide redress and compensation when an impact is identified.
Cerrejón completed the socialization of results of the third HRIA with over 2,300 people
Cerrejón shared its Third Study of Risks and Impacts on Human Rights, carried out by Trust Consultores, with approximately 2,300 interested groups, including employees, contractors, communities, and government representatives.
A commitment to human rights is present in Cerrejón's day-to-day operations
We are aware that our activities have the potential to impact the human rights of communities, employees, and contractors, as well as the environment.
Be part of our database of journalists.
Write to us at contactus@cerrejon.com sharing your full name, telephone number, email address, and specifying the news medium to which you belong.