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Urgent: Free our colleague Ali Idrissa, jailed for doing his job
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Why is Tax Justice central to the accountability agenda in the extractives sector?
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Restricted Access to Information Leaves Communities in South Africa Powerless Against Mining Companies
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Have women been left behind in the transparency and accountability agenda?
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Sapin II: a very opaque transparency bill in France
Data-driven stories outlined how the reporting voted in Parliament could have allowed companies such as Total to hide a large part of their activities Public…
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This move by the US Congress is good for Exxon, bad for everyone
One of President Trump’s best tools to “drain the swamp” is under threat from his own side. A mere four days after he took office,…
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Extractive companies publish worldwide payments under UK law
Mandatory reporting by oil, gas and mining companies under European Union country-by-country disclosure laws began in the UK and France in 2016. Key aspects of…
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Read our interactive story: Rural Women, Empowerment and Mining
Read the interactive version here The villagers of Mwabulambo in northern Malawi first heard about the planned mining activities in their village when the trucks…
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Who Owns Oil Rights in the Gulf of Mexico? Use this tool to find out!
This post is sourced from Extract-A-Fact Always on the lookout for interesting data, I was excited when I recently came across a comprehensive trove of…
