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Tanzanian Victims Commence Legal Action in UK against Barrick
A group of seven Tanzanian human rights victims launch legal claim at the British High Court against subsidiaries of Barrick Gold, one of the world’s largest gold mining companies.
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DR Congo Residents Come Forward as Potential Victims in SFO Corruption Investigation into ENRC
32,000 Congolese residents, 700 former workers identified as possible victims of corruption
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Les habitants de RDC se font connaître au SFO comme victimes potentielles dans leur enquête sur ENRC
32 000 habitants congolais et 700 anciens travailleurs ont été identifiés comme de possibles victimes de corruption -
Applause for the SFO on Glencore probe, but what progress on ENRC?
Its International Anti-Corruption Day - a moment to welcome the SFO's bold move to investigate Glencore. But when will the SFO's corruption investigation into ENRC reach a conclusion?
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When Will Bristow Address the Human Rights Issues at Tanzanian Gold Mine?
The real test of Mark Bristow's leadership of Barrick Gold will be how and when he acts to resolve the serious human rights abuses at the North Mara gold mine.
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IFC Forfeits Compensation in DR Congo Corruption Case
RAID submits official complaint to World Bank Group after IFC forfeits right to an estimated $50 million in compensation following corruption on its DRC projects by Israeli businessman, Dan Gertler.
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DR Congo: The Forgotten Victims of Dan Gertler’s Corruption
Ten years ago, 700 workers at the Kingamyambo Musonoi Tailings (KMT) mine in Kolwezi, Democratic Republic of Congo, lost their jobs for one simple reason: corruption.
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Do companies outsource the dirty work of imposing security?
The Voluntary Principles should not be seen as an avenue for companies to distance themselves from legal risk. Read RAID's analysis.
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RAID Responds to Acacia Mining
Acacia Mining claims articles published by The Guardian and other newspapers on the human rights situation at the North Mara gold mine in Tanzania are "misleading." RAID responds.
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Acacia Mining Faces New Human Rights Problems in Tanzania
Acacia's board of directors is urged to stop employing the Tanzanian police and suspend its problematic grievance process at its North Mara gold mine.