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Opening the floodgates of corporate money in the US
One of the many outcomes of unlimited corporate money pouring into US politics over the last 10 years has been the way Big Oil & Gas has gotten to make the rules in Washington – at the expense of the public good.
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Against all odds: the criminalisation of land rights activists in Guatemala
Guatemalan land defender Abelino Chub Caal spoke to Global Witness about his experience of being criminalised for taking a stand against damaging agribusiness
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Goldman Sachs has set a new path – but will others now follow?
Goldman Sachs has started to distant itself from fossil fuels - but is that enough?
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Looking ahead to 2020: The changes we want to see
We asked Global Witness staff what changes they want to see in 2020 to tackle the climate crisis, stop corruption and keep land and environmental defenders safe. These are huge challenges facing the world today, but we have some concrete and lasting solutions…
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It’s the end of the year, the Global Magnitsky sanctions are here
We welcome news of targeted sanctions against Hun Sen’s cronies in Cambodia and leaders of the armed forces in Myanmar – and that Magnitsky-type sanctions could be coming to the EU.
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From forests to fossil fuels, we’re following the money behind the climate crisis
In 2019, people everywhere spoke out on the climate crisis and governments declared climate emergencies. Yet the world’s forests burned, people defending forests were attacked and profit-hungry companies continued to dig up oil and gas we can’t afford to burn.
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Our campaigning moments of 2019
As the year comes to a close, our colleagues told us their personal highlights of 2019.
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How the beef industry is driving the deforestation of the Brazilian Amazon
In the Amazon alone, 80% of current destruction is driven by the cattle sector.
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Murder, misinformation and money-laundering: Weapons in the arsenal of the Russian state
Summary of a event hosted by Global Witness on Russian influence in the UK
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The US just reached this anti-money laundering milestone
For the first time, a bill to effectively end anonymous shell companies in the US has made its way out of a chamber of Congress.
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