Global Witness: Corruption, Conflict, and Governance
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This report provides a dossier on Global Witness, a non-governmental organization established in 1993, focusing on its global operations related to natural resource conservation, corruption prevention, and human rights. Headquartered in London, the organization, founded by Patrick Alley, actively campaigns against the exploitation of natural resources and promotes social and environmental development. The report highlights Global Witness's view on the link between abundant natural resources and corruption, leading to political instability and conflicts. It details the organization's objectives, including exposing corruption during natural resource exploitation and human rights abuses. The report explores Global Witness's investigations into various business entities involved in unethical activities, its work on resources like diamonds, oil, and timber, and its provision of solutions for human rights problems in resource-rich countries. Furthermore, the report outlines Global Witness's four main areas of focus: corruption, conflict, environmental governance, and maximizing accountability and transparency, with references to relevant sources.
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