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Time to Dig Deeper

New analysis shows companies exporting and trading minerals from the African Great Lakes region have made some progress on responsible sourcing, but must do more

L’Heure de Creuser Plus Profondément

Les entreprises qui exportent et commercialisent des minerais provenant de la région des Grands Lacs africains ont opéré quelques progrès en matière d’approvisionnement responsable, mais elles doivent fournir d'avantage d’efforts

Uganda: Undermined

How corruption, mismanagement and political influence is undermining investment in Uganda’s mining sector and threatening people and environment

The Anti-homosexuality law is far from the only clamp down on civil liberties in Uganda

Latest clampdown on human rights and civil liberties in Uganda is just the tip of the iceberg.

It’s common sense that natural resource contracts should be made public

Imagine your government passes a law that could mean your home and job are taken away from you. You cannot see this law or read it. You cannot challenge or even debate it.

And who protects us from you? Uganda threatens to silence civil society activists

In the latest move to stifle criticism ahead of the 2016 election the Ugandan government is poised to pass a law which threatens to put civil society activists in prison for up to eight years for failing to comply.

Uganda’s new oil contracts: what are the risks and who is in the frame?

Virunga: a new threat

Watch and share our film on the urgent new threat to Virunga – Africa’s oldest national park.

Virunga: Nouvelle Menace

Regardez et partagez notre film sur la nouvelle menace imminente qui pèse sur les Virunga, le plus ancien parc national d’Afrique

A Good Deal Better?

Uganda's secret oil contracts explained.