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New report, Undue Diligence, names some of the major banks who have done business with corrupt regimes. By accepting these customers, banks are assisting those who are using state assets to enrich themselves or... read more
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26.06.2007 | Congo: Is President’s son paying for designer shopping sprees with country’s oil money?
The son of the president of Republic of Congo appears to have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars of money that may derive from sales of state oil on lavish designer shopping sprees in Paris, Marbella and Dubai,... read more
The international Publish What You Pay Coalition (PWYP) condemns the judicial harassment of the foremost anti-corruption activists in Congo-Brazzaville, Brice Mackosso and Christian Mounzéo, as a politically-motivated... read more
The international Publish What You Pay coalition is deeply concerned by the arrest in the Republic of Congo (Brazzaville) of two prominent campaigners against corruption and human rights abuses, Christian Mounzeo and... read more
The Publish What You Pay coalition is concerned that the International Monetary Fund has given the green light for the Republic of Congo to take another step towards major debt relief, even though the government’s own... read more
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29 July 2005
Investigations by Global Witness have discovered that according to Lebanese Customs data, Lebanon imported rough diamonds worth US$156 million from the Republic of Congo (ROC... read more
The international Publish What You Pay Coalition (PWYP) condemns the judicial harassment of the foremost anti-corruption activists in Congo-Brazzaville, Brice Mackosso and Christian Mounzéo, as a politically-motivated... read more
The international Publish What You Pay coalition is deeply concerned by the arrest in the Republic of Congo (Brazzaville) of two prominent campaigners against corruption and human rights abuses, Christian Mounzeo and... read more
The Publish What You Pay coalition is concerned that the International Monetary Fund has given the green light for the Republic of Congo to take another step towards major debt relief, even though the government’s own... read more
Global Witness Press Release
29 July 2005
Investigations by Global Witness have discovered that according to Lebanese Customs data, Lebanon imported rough diamonds worth US$156 million from the Republic of Congo (ROC... read more
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Read the "Citizens checklist" aimed at preventing corruption in the award of oil, gas and mining licences.
Lire la « Liste de vérification à l’attention des citoyens » en français... read more
Angola | Equatorial Guinea | Laws and Frameworks | Partner Organisations | Republic of Congo | Turkmenistan | Banks | Corruption
New report, Undue Diligence, names some of the major banks who have done business with corrupt regimes. By accepting these customers, banks are assisting those who are using state assets to enrich themselves or... read more
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