Statement | November 04, 2022 ITSCI is unwilling to address failures of its due diligence scheme - companies must now pressure it to take strong action In its public response, ITSCI fails to adequately address any of the problems raised in our investigation
Long Read | April 26, 2022 The ITSCI laundromat How an industry due diligence scheme appears to be laundering conflict minerals in DRC
Press Release | April 27, 2022 DRC: Apple, Tesla & Intel may source “conflict minerals” through failing responsible mineral scheme Companies including Apple, Tesla and Intel are relying on a supply chain due diligence scheme that is used to launder conflict minerals from DRC, new evidence suggests
Report | December 13, 2021 Renewable energy at what cost? A closer look at DRC’s nascent lithium sector
Press Release | December 13, 2021 As global interest in DR Congo’s lithium deposits soars, the industry could be “seriously undermined” by governance, environmental and social risks – investigation
Report | December 08, 2021 Before the Flood: The dam that threatens one of Africa’s oldest national parks
Press Release | December 08, 2021 Major dam project in one of Africa’s oldest national parks could breach Congolese law and threatens forests and biodiversity in DRC, with Chinese dam-builder backed by international investors
Press Release | May 26, 2021 Shell and Eni lose rights to scandal plagued Nigerian oil licence as corruption trials continue
Press Release | May 20, 2021 Congolese PR firm with links to former president behind smear campaign targeting Global Witness and partners, investigation suggests
Article | May 20, 2021 Corporate connections and Twitter tricks: tracking a social media smear campaign in DRC
Briefing Document | August 20, 2018 Voluntary guidelines for agribusiness, and their relevance to defenders
Briefing Document | May 29, 2018 Não está à venda: As florestas do Congo devem ser protegidas da indústria de combustíveis fósseis
Briefing Document | May 29, 2018 Not for sale: Congo’s forests must be protected from the fossil fuels industry
Press Release | April 27, 2022 DRC: Apple, Tesla & Intel may source “conflict minerals” through failing responsible mineral scheme
Press Release | December 13, 2021 As global interest in DR Congo’s lithium deposits soars, the industry could be “seriously undermined” by governance, environmental and social risks – investigation
Press Release | December 08, 2021 Major dam project in one of Africa’s oldest national parks could breach Congolese law and threatens forests and biodiversity in DRC, with Chinese dam-builder backed by international investors
Press Release | May 26, 2021 Shell and Eni lose rights to scandal plagued Nigerian oil licence as corruption trials continue
Press Release | May 20, 2021 Congolese PR firm with links to former president behind smear campaign targeting Global Witness and partners, investigation suggests
Press Release | March 09, 2021 Global Witness welcomes the reversal of US sanctions reprieve granted to mining magnate Dan Gertler
Press Release | February 26, 2021 Global Witness stands in solidarity with Congolese whistleblowers speaking out against alleged international money laundering network
Press Release | January 25, 2021 Global Witness response to easing of sanctions against mining magnate Dan Gertler during final days of Trump administration
Report | December 13, 2021 Renewable energy at what cost? A closer look at DRC’s nascent lithium sector
Report | December 08, 2021 Before the Flood: The dam that threatens one of Africa’s oldest national parks
Blog Post | July 07, 2020 Intimidation and scare tactics won’t work on us – we will continue to demand real action to bring greater transparency to DRC’s mining sector
Blog Post | November 08, 2018 How can we use artificial intelligence to help us fight corruption in the mining sector?
Blog Post | November 08, 2018 Clamping down on Vietnam’s illegal timber trade: EU trade agreements should signal a new era
Blog Post | August 10, 2018 Gertler received and distributed millions in bribes in connection to DRC mining deals, court papers allege