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Corruption & Money LaunderingGlobal Witness condemns killing of Maltese journalist
Daphne Caruana Galizia's work shone a light on the murky world of offshore finance and her death is a blow to the anti-corruption community.
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Corruption & Money Laundering, BanksUK banks’ money laundering risks in South Africa show why senior bankers must be held to account
Our response to claims that HSBC and Standard Chartered may “have been conduits for the corrupt proceeds of money" – and why they come as little surprise.
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Diamonds, Conflict MineralsAn Inside Job
Global Witness has uncovered new evidence linking Zimbabwe’s state and partisan security forces to a decade of disappearing diamond wealth.
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LandCambodia’s “descent into outright dictatorship”
The headline of the last-ever edition of the Cambodia Daily was an apt parting shot for a paper whose motto was ‘all the news, without fear or favour’, and one of just a handful of media outlets in Cambodia not under government control. It's now down to the business community to halt the regime’s march of authoritarianism
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Press Release / Oct. 19, 2017
UK banks’ money laundering risks in South Africa show why senior bankers must be held to account
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Press Release / Oct. 11, 2017
Antonia Melo recognised for her tireless work fighting Brazil deforestation
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Press Release / Oct. 6, 2017
US Treasury Department recommends gutting key transparency measures
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Press Release / Oct. 6, 2017
Global Witness response to attempts to dissolve Cambodia’s opposition party
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Blog Post / Oct. 5, 2017
Red notice on golden visas
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Blog Post / Sept. 30, 2017
Listen up: ten of our favourite podcasts
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Press Release / Sept. 29, 2017
Joint statement: Civil Society Network withdraws from UK Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI)
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Blog Post / Sept. 28, 2017
Zimbabwe’s diamond business: When risks become a reality
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Press Release / Sept. 26, 2017
Dutch Development Bank takes step forward on human rights, but must do more to protect defenders
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Blog Post / Sept. 19, 2017
‘Golden visas’ candidates should be thoroughly screened