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Chevron, Stop Funding Racism
Despite Chevron’s public comments in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, Global Witness finds that Chevron gives over four times more campaign funding to US politicians who fail to uphold racial justice and civil rights legislation.
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CNMC and the deal for Gécamines’ flagship copper mine
Mega deal between Gécamines and Chinese state-owned company CNMC for one of DRC’s flagship copper mines could be leaving the country short-changed
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Beneath the Shine: A Tale of Two Gold Refiners
How the world’s biggest gold refiner is sourcing from a company that has bought gold linked to militias in Sudan
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Assad’s Money Men in Moscow: A Syrian-Russian Money Laundering Network
An international money laundering network financing Syria’s brutal al-Assad regime uses anonymous companies in the EU and UK Overseas Territories
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Press release / Aug. 6, 2020
Mega deal between Gécamines and Chinese state-owned company CNMC for one of DRC’s flagship copper mines could be leaving the country short-changed
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Press release / Aug. 5, 2020
Companies must be held accountable for COVID-related deaths
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Blog post / July 30, 2020
Who runs the world... Big Tech?
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Press release / July 29, 2020
Global Witness records the highest number of land and environmental activists murdered in one year – with the link to accelerating climate change of increasing concern
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Press release / July 27, 2020
No loopholes, no exceptions – Government review must ban funding fossil fuels abroad
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Press release / July 24, 2020
Global Witness condemns attack on Ukrainian anti-corruption campaigner Vitaliy Shabunin
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Press release / July 22, 2020
Analysis of first beneficial ownership disclosures in Myanmar: a step in the right direction, but serious issues remain
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Press release / July 21, 2020
Statement on the ISC report on Russia
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Blog post / July 21, 2020
Why the EU’s sanctions regime must tackle corruption
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Press release / July 16, 2020
New Global Witness investigation reveals how one of the world’s leading gold refiners, Switzerland’s Valcambi, sources from UAE’s Kaloti, which is linked to Sudanese ‘conflict gold’