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| 27 de Junio de 2012
- Responsible Minerals
- D.R. Congo
Electronics Companies Must Break from US Chamber on Conflict Minerals

Joint Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Wednesday, June 27, 2012 Electronics Companies Must Break from US Chamber on Conflict Minerals Industry should follow the positive steps taken by Microsoft, General Electric (GE) and Motorola Solutions
| 25 de Junio de 2012
Bipartisan Congressional Letter Calls on SEC to Issue Rules on Corruption and Conflict Minerals

WASHINGTON, DC - Global Witness applauds the bipartisan call by 58 Members of Congress for the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to immediately release the final rules for two sections of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Dodd-Frank Act) aimed at decreasing corruption and conflict relating to the extractive industries. The law, passed in July 2010, required the SEC to issue final rules for these provisions in April 2011. Fourteen months after missing this deadline, the SEC is refusing to name a date for their publication.
| 25 de Junio de 2012
中止穆加贝政权的预算外供资刻不容缓

2012年6月23日 English version 全球见证今天公布了一份报告，指出国际社会必须采取行动，阻止预算外资金流入穆加贝手下令人恐惧的秘密警察。据这份名为《打造一个平行政府？》的报告所透露：津巴布韦的中央情报组织（CIO）似乎收取了一名香港商人所提供的预算外资金，与此同时，据称CIO与抹黑津巴布韦反对派关键人物的一项活动有所牵连。
| 20 de Junio de 2012
Global Witness welcomes G20 steady progress on corruption

The world’s richest countries promised to close the gap between commitments they have made to fight corruption and the implementation of these promises in reality, as part of the leaders communiqué issued yesterday at the Los Cabos summit in Mexico. The group also agreed to a more joined up approach to issuing visa bans for corrupt politicians and those that corrupt them.
| 20 de Junio de 2012
Action urgently needed to stop off budget financing to Mugabe’s regime

简体中文 The international community must act to prevent off budget financing of Mugabe’s feared secret police, said Global Witness in a report published today.
| 20 de Junio de 2012
- Corruption & Money Laundering
- D.R. Congo
Le ministère congolais des Mines réagit aux documents publiés par Global Witness à propos de la controverse autour de « ventes secrètes »

Le ministère des Mines de la République démocratique du Congo a publié lundi 18 juin en anglais un communiqué dans lequel il critique les informations publiées par Global Witness sur la vente controversée de permis miniers dans le pays. Ce communiqué rédigé en anglais est légèrement différent d’une version précédente parue en français; Global Witness en publie aujourd’hui les deux versions sur son site Internet.
| 18 de Junio de 2012
- Land
- Forests
Survey finds sharp rise in killings over land and forests as Rio talks open

New figures collected by Global Witness on the killings of activists, journalists and community members who were defending rights to land and forests show the true, shocking extent of competition for access to natural resources. The briefing, A Hidden Crisis?, finds that over 711 people appear to have been killed in the last decade – more than one a week. In 2011 the toll was 106 people, almost doubling over the past three years.
| 17 de Junio de 2012
- Kyrgyzstan
Global Witness призывает к прекращению практики скрытой структуры собственности компаний в связи с обвинениями в отмывании средств

Сегодня организация Global Witness представляет доказательства того, что многие британские компании были причастны к крупному скандалу, связанному с отмыванием средств среднеазиатским банком.
| 16 de Junio de 2012
- Kyrgyzstan
Global Witness calls for action to end hidden company ownership in light of money laundering accusations

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| 15 de Junio de 2012
- Equatorial Guinea
DC Meeting Set with President Obiang as Corruption Details Emerge

Obiang Should Tackle Corruption, Poverty, and Repression in Oil-Rich Equatorial Guinea (Washington, DC, June 15, 2012) – The president of Equatorial Guinea should take concrete steps to respect human rights, address corruption, and improve transparency, Global Witness, Human Rights Watch, Open Society Foundations, and Oxfam America said today. On June 15, the four groups will meet with President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo in Washington, DC, to press for meaningful reforms.

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