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Conflict MineralsReport
Time to Dig Deeper
New analysis shows companies exporting and trading minerals from the African Great Lakes region have made some progress on responsible sourcing, but must do more
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Conflict MineralsReport
River of Gold
How the state lost out in an eastern Congo gold boom, while armed groups, a foreign mining company and provincial authorities pocketed millions
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Conflict Minerals, Anonymous CompaniesReport
Out of Africa
British tax havens and Congo's missing $1.5 billion
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Conflict MineralsBriefing
US Conflict Minerals Law
In 2010, US Congress passed a landmark law - section 1502 of the Dodd Frank Act - requiring companies to determine if their products contain one or more of four minerals sourced from Congo or its neighbours.
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Conflict MineralsBriefing
Conflict Minerals in Eastern Congo
Resource-fuelled conflict has contributed to instability in Congo’s east for over two decades.
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Oil, Gas & MiningReport
Virunga
The battle to protect Africa's oldest national park.
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Conflict MineralsBriefing
The Current Situation in Eastern Congo
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Conflict MineralsBriefing
Reform in the Great Lakes
Momentum generated by the passage of Section 1502 of the Dodd Frank Act has led to domestic reforms in the Great Lakes region’s mineral sector.
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Conflict Minerals
Mining for our Minerals
Meet the men and women who work in the Congolese mines to supply international companies’ insatiable demand for tin, tungsten, tantalum and gold.