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By Tom Picken - read this blog on Reuters Trustlaw International efforts to protect forests and the people... read more
Download this briefing Read the press release: Justice for Sierra Leone and Charles Taylor found guilty of... read more
For immediate release: 21 May 2012 Congo government enforces law to curb conflict mineral trade Version... read more
South Sudan says it will allow full access to information involving deals with international financial... read more
For further information about this story, download the Global Witness briefing: Shell’s obscure payments... read more
For immediate release: 21 May 2012 Congo government enforces law to curb conflict mineral trade Version... read more
For further information about this story, download the Global Witness briefing: Shell’s obscure payments... read more
South Sudan must exercise caution and total transparency in pursuing oil-backed financing, said Global... read more
Legislation Enjoys Support of Law Enforcement, Obama Administration; Would Clean-Up American Financial... read more
The killing of a young teenaged girl in clashes with Cambodian military police is the latest in a series of... read more
Ahead of the NATO Chicago Summit this month, Global Witness, Integrity Watch Afghanistan, and the Revenue... read more
Download the briefing: Extractive sector transparency: Why the EU needs a strong set of rules THE PROBLEM:... read more
Global Witness' response to an International Development Select Committee Inquiry on Tax and Development.... read more
By Tom Burgis in London US authorities have launched an investigation into Cobalt International Energy’s... read more
Please see the attached letter from seven international non-governmental organizations, experts on the... read more
By Tom Picken - read this blog on Reuters Trustlaw International efforts to protect forests and the people... read more
Huffington Post blog written by Global Witness' Sudan and South Sudan Analyst, Dana Wilkins, available here. read more
This article was published in the Financial Times on 24th February 2011. Read press advisory on this issue... read more
Global Witness's Anthea Lawson and the Financial Task Force's Christine Clough discuss ways to address the... read more
Read this article on The Times website. We are desperately trying to rebuild British business after the... read more
South Sudan will market its crude through its oil ministry, an oil official said on Thursday casting... read more
Some donors do well, all donors can do better, writes Publish What You Fund. read more
Britain is being urged to help close down a legal loophole that lets financiers known as "vulture funds"... read more
A UK-based lobby group is calling for more transparency in the spending of global development aid,... read more
Clariden Leu AG, with roots that make it Switzerland's oldest private bank, has begun telling certain U.S.... read more
South Sudan says it will allow full access to information involving deals with international financial... read more
An intense lobbying campaign is under way as U.S. authorities prepare to implement what are supposed to be... read more
Huffington Post blog written by Global Witness' Sudan and South Sudan Analyst, Dana Wilkins, available here. read more
Rob Walker of the BBC Assignment team investigates what’s happened to billions of dollars in oil... read more
Global Witness has long campaigned for companies to come clean about who actually owns them. In most... read more