This decision reveals a morally bankrupt approach to investing and a shocking disregard for the role of an independent accountability mechanism," said Naly Pilorge, outreach director at LICADHO. "For more than four years, complainants have gone through this process in good faith with the understanding that findings of non-compliance would be addressed. Now, at the last minute, the IFC and World Bank have decided to ignore their sustainability policies when they are inconvenient, and instead brush under the rug a litany of forced land sales, violations of local laws and irreparable harms to Indigenous Peoples.