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Blog Post | January 24, 2024
Attacks against West Africa’s defenders have been invisible for too long. That’s about to change

We're supporting the West African Frontline Grassroot Defenders’ Directory. It's goal is simple, yet powerful: for the first time, it will allow defenders in West Africa to document the attacks they face.
Press Release | June 16, 2022
New investigation reveals rubber is the European import that poses biggest threat to West and Central Africa’s tropical forests, linked to 520km2 of deforestation since 2000

In spite of this, rubber is excluded from a draft EU law to protect forests after tyre industry lobbying
Press Release | October 10, 2018
Community forestry is being hijacked by global logging companies in Liberia, increasing risk of future conflict

Our new report revealed how progressive community forestry in Liberia is being undermined

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Report | October 10, 2018
Power to the People?
Press Release | May 22, 2018
Liberian President George Weah promises accountability in Exxon’s Block 13 oil deal
Press Release | April 15, 2018
Shamed mining magnate Andrew Groves told ‘blatant and utter lie’ in bribery scandal comeback bid
Blog Post | April 15, 2018
Fallen London stock exchange luminary told ‘blatant and utter lie’ in comeback bid after bribery scandal
Press Release | April 11, 2018
Global Witness condemns arrests at and closure of Liberia’s leading newspaper
Press Release | March 29, 2018
Exxon purchase of Liberia’s corruption-tainted Block 13 likely enriched former Liberian officials
Report | March 29, 2018
Catch Me If You Can: Exxon complicit in corrupt Liberian oil sector
Press Release | March 29, 2018
Exxon complicit in oil sector corruption in Liberia

Briefing Document | August 04, 2017
Changes needed to Liberia’s legal framework governing community forestry
Briefing Document | December 12, 2013
Liberia’s Forest Sector: A New Window of Opportunity

Press Release | June 16, 2022
New investigation reveals rubber is the European import that poses biggest threat to West and Central Africa’s tropical forests, linked to 520km2 of deforestation since 2000
Press Release | October 10, 2018
Community forestry is being hijacked by global logging companies in Liberia, increasing risk of future conflict
Press Release | May 22, 2018
Liberian President George Weah promises accountability in Exxon’s Block 13 oil deal
Press Release | April 15, 2018
Shamed mining magnate Andrew Groves told ‘blatant and utter lie’ in bribery scandal comeback bid
Press Release | April 11, 2018
Global Witness condemns arrests at and closure of Liberia’s leading newspaper
Press Release | March 29, 2018
Exxon purchase of Liberia’s corruption-tainted Block 13 likely enriched former Liberian officials
Press Release | March 29, 2018
Exxon complicit in oil sector corruption in Liberia
Press Release | March 19, 2018
Global Witness condemns illegal interference in Liberian transparency agency

Report | October 10, 2018
Power to the People?
Report | March 29, 2018
Catch Me If You Can: Exxon complicit in corrupt Liberian oil sector
Report | February 14, 2017
Liberia: Holding the Line
Report | September 20, 2016
Making community forest management work for Liberia
Report | July 23, 2015
The New Snake Oil?
Report | September 26, 2011
Curse or Cure?
Report | September 04, 2012
Signing Their Lives Away

Blog Post | January 24, 2024
Attacks against West Africa’s defenders have been invisible for too long. That’s about to change
Blog Post | April 15, 2018
Fallen London stock exchange luminary told ‘blatant and utter lie’ in comeback bid after bribery scandal
Blog Post | September 08, 2017
A new film, Silas, premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival, highlights the struggle to fight Liberian land grabs
Blog Post | June 16, 2017
How can Europe help stop the deadly trade in conflict timber?
Blog Post | May 12, 2017
Conviction of Dutch timber trader for complicity in war crimes
Blog Post | March 31, 2014
Is Liberia tired of NGOs?
Blog Post | September 10, 2014
Palm oil, poverty and ‘imperialism’: A reality check from Liberia