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Corruption & Money LaunderingSassou-Nguesso’s Laundromat: A Congolese State Affair – Part II
The son of Republic of Congo’s President Denis Sassou-Nguesso seemingly stole over $50 million from the Congolese treasury by setting up a complex and opaque corporate structure in multiple countries.
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Corruption & Money Laundering, Anonymous CompaniesTreasure Island: Bank Records Link President of Cyprus to ‘Troika Laundromat’
A law firm founded by Cypriot President moved millions of dollars among shell companies that were deeply entwined with a secretive system for moving money around the world.
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Environmental ActivistsEnemies of the State?
More than three people were murdered each week in 2018, with countless more criminalised, for defending their land and our environment.
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Three things we wouldn’t know without whistleblowers
On National Whistleblower Day, we spotlight three cases where people spoke truth to power and exposed wrongdoing in the United States.
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Blog post / Aug. 19, 2019
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Blog post / Aug. 19, 2019
Be inspired by land and environmental defenders on World Photography Day
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Blog post / Aug. 13, 2019
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Blog post / Aug. 12, 2019
Why Global Witness is supporting the global climate strike
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Article / Aug. 9, 2019
Blood and tears
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Blog post / Aug. 8, 2019
The new IPCC report makes one thing clear: protecting land and those who defend it is crucial for stopping climate breakdown.
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Blog post / Aug. 7, 2019
The UK has pledged to support human rights defenders – but will it follow through?