Global Witness

51 published titles

Logging off : how the Liberian timber industry fuels Liberia's humanitarian disaster and threatens Sierra Leone

1 edition

Liberia: back to the future : what is the future of Liberia's forests and its effects on regional peace?

(Contributor)

1 edition

A choice for China : ending the destruction of Burma's northern frontier forests

(Contributor)

1 edition

Digging in corruption : fraud, abuse and exploitation in Katanga's copper and cobalt mines

1 edition

Country for sale : how Cambodia's elite has captured the country's extractive industries

1 edition

"Faced with a gun, what can you do?" : war and the militarisation of mining in eastern Congo

(Contributor)

1 edition

Undue diligence : how banks do business with corrupt regimes

(Contributor)

1 edition

A decade of experience : lessons learned from independent forest monitoring to inform REDD

1 edition

A disharmonious trade : China and the continued destruction of Burma's northern frontier forests

1 edition

Bankrolling brutality : why European timber company DLH should be held to account for profiting from Liberian conflict timber

1 edition

Simply criminal : targeting rogue business in violent conflict

(Contributor)

1 edition

Donor engagement in Uganda's oil and gas sector : an agenda for action

1 edition

Lessons UNlearned : how the UN and member states must do more to end natural resource-fuelled conflicts

1 edition

Investigation into the global trade in Malagasy precious woods : rosewood, ebony and pallisander

(Contributor)

1 edition

Pandering to the loggers : why WWF's Global Forest and Trade Network isn't working: a briefing by Global Witness

(Contributor)

1 edition

Curse or cure? : how oil can boost or break Liberia's post-war recovery

(Contributor)

1 edition

Rigged? : the scramble for Africa's oil, gas and minerals

(Contributor)

1 edition

Getting to gold : how Afghanistan's first mining contracts can support transparency and accountability in the sector

1 edition

Coming clean : how supply chain controls can stop Congo's minerals trade fuelling conflict : a report

1 edition

Grave secrecy : how a dead man can own a UK company and other hair-raising stories about hidden company ownership from Kyrgyzstan and beyond

(Contributor)

1 edition

The art of logging industrially in the Congo : how loggers are abusing artisanal permits to exploit the Democratic Republic of Congo's forests

1 edition

Rubber barons : How Vietnamese companies and international financiers are driving a land grabbing crisis in Cambodia and Laos

(Contributor)

1 edition

Rocky road : how legal failings and vested interests behind Peru's Purús highway threaten the Amazon and its people

(Contributor)

1 edition

A review of independent monitoring initiatives and lessons to learn : exploring credibility gaps in voluntary partnership agreements

(Contributor)

1 edition

Examen des initiatives d'observation indépendente et enseignmements à en tirer : étudier les problèmes de crédibilité des accords de partenariat volontaire

(Contributor)

1 edition

Anonymous companies : how secretive shell companies are a major barrier in the fight against poverty and what to do about it

1 edition

City of gold : why Dubai's first conflict gold audit never saw the light of day

1 edition

Sociétés opaques : pourquoi les sociétés écrans sont un obstacle majeur à la lutte contre la pauvreté et ce qu'il faudrait faire

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Deadly environment : the dramatic rise in killings of environmental and land defenders, 1.1.2002 - 31.12.2013

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Who are the real winners of Myanmar's latest oil and gas block sales?

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Drillers in the mist : how secret payments and a climate of violence helped SOCO International open Africa's oldest national park to oil

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A good deal better? : Uganda's secret oil contracts explained

1 edition

Great rip off : anonymous company owners and the threat to American interests

(Contributor)

1 edition

The new snake oil? : violence, threats, and false promises at the heart of Liberia's palm oil expansion

(Contributor)

1 edition

How many more? : 2014's deadly environment : the killing and intimidation of environmental and land activists, with a spotlight on Honduras

(Contributor)

1 edition

Banks and dirty money : how the financial system enables state looting at a devastating human cost

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Guns, cronies and crops : how military, political and business cronies conspired to grab land in Myanmar

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Jade : Myanmar's "big state secret."

(Contributor)

1 edition

How to lose $4 billion : credibility test for the global transparency standard as shadowy companies gain billions in oil and mining deals

(Contributor)

1 edition

Turning the tide : building a clean oil sector through South Sudan's peace agreement

(Contributor)

1 edition

Safeguarding REDD+ finance : ensuring transparent and accountable international financial flows

1 edition

Copper bottomed? : bolstering the Aynak contract: Afghanistan's first major mining deal

(Contributor)

1 edition

In the future, there will be no forests left

(Contributor)

1 edition

Blueprint for prosperity : how South Sudan's new laws hold the key to a transparent and accountable oil sector

(Contributor)

1 edition

Putting principles into practice : risks and opportunities for conflict-free sourcing in eastern Congo

(Contributor)

1 edition

Poverty, corruption and anonymous companies : how hidden company ownership fuels corruption and hinders the fight against poverty

1 edition

Lutte contre les minerais du conflit : comment une nouvelle initiative chinoise peut répondre aux risques associés aux enterprises chinoises

(Contributor)

1 edition

Exporting impunity : how Congo's rainforest is illegally logged for international markets

1 edition

L'impunité exportée : comment les forêts du Congo sont exploitées illégalement pour le marché international

(Contributor)

1 edition

Digging for transparency : how U.S. companies are only scratching the surface of conflict minerals reporting

(Contributor)

1 edition

Une mine de transparence? : les entreprises américaines ne creusent pas suffisamment leurs rapports sur les minerais provenant de zones de conflit

(Contributor)

1 edition