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Global Witness Submission to the European Commisson's Mid Term Review
The European Commission is currently undertaking a Mid Term Review of their development assistance to Cambodia. Global Witness has made a detailed set of reccomendations.
Briefing Document – 22/10/2009
Cambodian oil, gas and mining documents
Briefing Document – 05/02/2009
A corrupt elite has captured the country's emerging oil and mineral sectors while Cambodia's international donors turn a blind eye.
Report – 05/02/2009 – Khmer
Cambodia Draft Oil Production Sharing Contract
Briefing Document – 09/12/2008
Cambodia mining legislation
Briefing Document – 09/12/2008
draft oil production sharing contract
Briefing Document – 09/12/2008
Illegal logging and the stripping of public assets by Cambodia's elite
Report – 31/05/2007 – Khmer
Institutionalised Corruption and Illegal Logging in Cambodia's Aural Wildlife Sanctuary.
Report – 18/11/2004
How the Cambodian government failed to tackle the untouchables.
Report – 01/07/2002
Report – 14/03/2002
Latest Publications
February 2010
Global Witness Vacancy - Senior Climate Campaigner
Global Witness is recruiting for an experienced senior campaigner to work with two of the Founder Directors, to shape and implement Global Witness' new Climate Campaign. The campaign is an advocacy based campaign on climate change and energy security.
Senate shines welcome spotlight on U.S. facilitation of corruption
A senate subcommittee hearing this week will expose how foreign politicians have used the services of American lawyers, bankers, lobbyists and other professionals, to bring millions of suspect dollars into the country.
January 2010
New report urges UN to learn lessons on resource-fuelled wars
The UN and Member States must do more to address the role of natural resources in incentivising, financing and preventing resolution of conflict, according to a new report from Global Witness, which draws on lessons from countries including the DRC, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
Global Witness launches pioneering forest transparency website
Natural-resource campaign group Global Witness is today publishing the first ever Forest Sector Transparency Report Card via a dedicated website, www.foresttransparency.info. The launch will take place at an illegal logging update meeting today, hosted by Chatham House in London.
Proposed changes to Liberian forest laws would open way for devastating logging and slash government revenues
Changes to Liberia's forestry law proposed by the Liberian Timber Association would dramatically reduce revenue for the state and are not in the best interests of the country.
Ghana controversy shows need to shine a light on oil deals
A controversy over allegations of corruption in the oil industry, which broke last week in Ghana, shows the need for much greater openness in the way in which companies gain access to the oil reserves of developing countries.
