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Press follow-up to RAID's report on Och-Ziff
Several press reports have followed from RAID's April 2014 report on Och-Ziff, the New York hedge fund currently under investigation by the US authorities.
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The Observer newspaper reports on North Mara mine
Killings at UK-owned Tanzanian gold mine alarm MPs, British newspaper reports.
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Important advance for Kilwa justice
African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights finds communication about Kilwa massacre of 2004 admissible.
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RAID's impact - Barrick makes changes
Barrick, as a result of RAID and MiningWatch Canada’s criticisms, has introduced some significant changes to its legal waiver and ‘enhanced’ the remedy programme.
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Freedom of information in the UK
RAID has lodged a Freedom of Information request with the UK’s Information Commissioner seeking disclosure of information about the UK Government’s decision that allowed: (a) ENRC to list on the London Stock Exchange and (b) to acquire CAMEC, the
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Private security providers
Update on RAID's work on private security providers (PSPs), addressing the significant gaps in industry procedures.
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RAID's impact - market regulation
Update on RAID's US activities re US hedge fund (Och-Ziff) providing finance to a British company, CAMEC, which then paid for Zanu-PF’s 2008 campaign of violence that secured the re-election of Mugabe.
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Glencore response to report
RAID and its NGO colleagues publish Glencore's response to their report 'PR or Progress? Glencore’s Corporate Responsibility in the Democratic Republic of the Congo' in the interests of transparency
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African Barrick Gold AGM: investors must question abuses at North Mara Mine, Tanzania
RAID calls on African Barrick Gold's (ABG) investors to question leadership re alleged human rights abuses in Tanzania
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Och-Ziff, Mugabe’s “Bagmen” and the underpricing of African assets
RAID calls on the US authorities to investigate a number of questionable transactions in Africa by Och-Ziff Capital Management Group LLC (‘Och-Ziff’)