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Briefing Paper: Police Violence at the North Mara Gold Mine
The latest incidents that RAID has documented in this briefing follow over a decade of reports of serious human rights violations at the North Mara mine.
Briefing Paper: Police Violence at the North Mara Gold Mine
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The Road to Ruin? Electric vehicles and workers’ rights abuses at DR Congo’s industrial cobalt mines
New research reveals dire conditions, discrimination and extremely low pay at industrial cobalt mines, tainting the electric vehicle market
The Road to Ruin? Electric vehicles and workers’ rights abuses at DR Congo’s industrial cobalt mines
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The Deadly Cost of ‘Ethical’ Diamonds
RAID reveals human rights abuses at Petra Diamonds' Williamson Mine in Tanzania, including shootings, stabbings, beatings, incarceration and fatalities
The Deadly Cost of ‘Ethical’ Diamonds
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Glencore's Oil Operations in Chad
RAID speaks to 50 local residents who reported burns and skin lesions after wastewater spill and oil pipe leak near Glencore’s Badila oilfield
Glencore's Oil Operations in Chad
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Congo's Victims of Corruption
RAID and AFREWATCH outline the harm caused by the abrupt closure of the KMT mine and identify 32,000 Congolese residents and 700 former workers who were negatively impacted
Congo's Victims of Corruption
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Acacia Mining's Grievance Mechanism and the Denial of Rights
Analytical report on Acacia Mining's private grievance mechanism at its North Mara Gold Mine in Tanzania. It is based on in-depth research into the mechanism’s implementation and how it operates, including interviews with over 90 victims over a five-year period, Acacia company officials and others.
Acacia Mining's Grievance Mechanism and the Denial of Rights
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Bribery in Its Purest Form
Och-Ziff, asset laundering and the London connection
Report on the repeated failure of the UK regulatory authorities to take action to prevent assets acquired through corrupt means being traded on the London markets, highlighting cases in DRC and Zimbabwe.
Bribery in Its Purest Form
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Principles Without Justice
This report offers an in-depth critique of company complaints mechanisms as practised by two extractive industry companies Acacia Mining (formerly African Barrick Gold, ABG) operating in Tanzania and Glencore’s subsidiary, the Kamoto Copper Corporation (KCC), in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
Principles Without Justice
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Unanswered Questions
Original date of report: May 2004
Questions and recommendations about the work of the UN Panel of Experts on the illegal exploitation of natural resources and other forms of wealth of the DRC.
Unanswered Questions
