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Company executives could now be tried for land grabs and environmental destruction
Historic announcement from International Criminal Court Prosecutor is critical first step in crackdown on violence and theft in global trade in land and natural resources
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Corruption & Money Laundering“We don’t care, we’re still in power.”
When we launched our latest data-driven investigation into the corruption that underpins Cambodia’s economy, none of us expected events to unfold as they did.
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Anonymous CompaniesChancing it
From violating sanctions to profiting at shareholders' expense, the hidden dangers that anonymously-owned companies pose for investors and businesses
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Conflict MineralsCongo’s Mines Minister calls for “genuine clean up” of gold sector following Global Witness investigation into chaotic boom in country’s east
Minister's letter follows recent work by Global Witness and Congolese civil society organisations to expose links between armed groups, the artisanal gold trade and some public officials in the South Kivu territory of Shabunda.
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Press Release / Sept. 21, 2016
Global Witness reaction to Bahamas leaks
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Briefing / Sept. 20, 2016
Extractives Policy Briefing for 2016 Brussels Conference on Afghanistan
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Briefing / Sept. 20, 2016
Civil Society Anti-Corruption Recommendations for the 2016 Brussels Conference on Afghanistan
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Report / Sept. 20, 2016
Making community forest management work for Liberia
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Press Release / Sept. 15, 2016
Company executives could now be tried for land grabs and environmental destruction
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Press Release / Sept. 15, 2016
U.S. urgently needs plan to support reform of Myanmar’s vast, dirty jade trade after Obama announces sanctions lift
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Press Release / Sept. 14, 2016
Global Witness response to lifting of U.S. sanctions on Myanmar
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Press Release / Sept. 13, 2016
As Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi makes historic U.S. visit, industry lobbying and vested interests jeapordise Obama foreign policy legacy
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Press Release / Sept. 13, 2016
Public consultation announced on promising Chinese industry guidelines for rubber companies
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Blog Post / Sept. 9, 2016
After Panama Papers scandal, we have a real chance to reform the corruption-plagued extractives sector