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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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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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Oil, Gas & MiningMyanmar government announces ground-breaking reforms of toxic jade business
Major shake up to licensing of multi-billion dollar jade and gems business follows our 2015 investigation
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Oil, Gas & Mining‘Blockbuster’ funding for UK investigation is a step towards justice in Congo’s secretive mining sales scandal
The Serious Fraud Office has reportedly been granted extra funding to pursue its three-year old probe into mining giant ENRC, focussing on secretive Congo sales.
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Blog Post / Aug. 31, 2016
“We don’t care, we’re still in power.”
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Press Release / Aug. 30, 2016
Congo’s Mines Minister calls for “genuine clean up” of gold sector following Global Witness investigation into chaotic boom in country’s east
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Press Release / Aug. 30, 2016
Le Ministre des Mines congolais demande « d’assainir réellement » le secteur aurifère suite à une enquête de Global Witness sur la ruée tumultueuse dans l’est du pays
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Blog Post / Aug. 19, 2016
Why we published the data behind Hostile Takeover
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Press Release / Aug. 18, 2016
GUESTS AVAILABLE: Experts on Trump Campaign Manager Paul Manafort’s Consultation in Ukraine, Dictator Clients, use of Anonymous Shell Companies
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Blog Post / Aug. 16, 2016
‘Blockbuster’ funding for UK investigation is a step towards justice in Congo’s secretive mining sales scandal
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Blog Post / Aug. 10, 2016
Banks join the call to end anonymous companies
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Press Release / Aug. 4, 2016
Olympics host Brazil is the most dangerous country in the world for environmental activism
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Press Release / Aug. 4, 2016
Brasil, anfitrião das Olimpíadas, é o país mais perigoso do mundo para o ativismo ambiental
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Press Release / Aug. 3, 2016
Open letter to Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen