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Conflict Minerals, DiamondsIs time up for Zimbabwe’s opaque diamond sector?
The former head of Zimbabwe’s feared spying agency, the Central Intelligence Organisation, has admitted that it held a fifty percent stake in a diamond company.
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The Real Wolves of Wall Street
The banks, lawyers and auditors at the heart of Malaysia’s biggest corruption scandal.
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South Sudan: Capture on the Nile
South Sudan's state-owned oil company, Nilepet, has been captured by predatory elites and security forces.
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Corruption & Money Laundering, Oil, Gas & MiningFallen London stock exchange luminary told ‘blatant and utter lie’ in comeback bid after bribery scandal
A controversial mining entrepreneur claims Liberia has cleared him of bribery allegations – only for a top Liberian politician to denounce this as a “blatant and utter lie”.
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Corruption & Money LaunderingEnough to educate 17 million children: The true cost of Brazil’s Car Wash scandal
As a new Netflix series dramatises one of the world’s largest corruption cases, Global Witness puts a figure on the cost of the scandal
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Press release / April 25, 2018
New data offers hope for Cambodians who are challenging their government’s aggressive crackdown on critics
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Press release / April 24, 2018
Mandatory due diligence is the missing link to EU sustainable finance
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Press release / April 23, 2018
Global Witness statement on the Council of Europe inquiry findings
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Press release / April 17, 2018
Global Witness statement on OECD Alignment Assessment of Industry Programmes with the OECD Minerals Guidance
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Blog post / April 15, 2018
Fallen London stock exchange luminary told ‘blatant and utter lie’ in comeback bid after bribery scandal
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Blog post / April 13, 2018
Is time up for Zimbabwe’s opaque diamond sector?
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Blog post / April 13, 2018
What role did US lawyers play in Malaysia's 1MDB scandal?
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Press release / April 12, 2018
Global organisations raise the alarm for environmental defenders at the Skoll World Forum
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Press release / April 11, 2018
Global Witness condemns arrests at and closure of Liberia’s leading newspaper
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Press release / April 3, 2018
US authorities must investigate Exxon for its purchase of a corruption-tainted oil block in Liberia