Responsible Mining: Companies Can't Go it Alone

Papua New Guinea: Serious Abuses at Barrick Gold Mine

Systemic Failures Underscore Need for Canadian Government Regulation

Letter to Secretary Clinton One Year After Historic Internet Speech

Ethiopia: Donors Should Investigate Misuse of Aid Money

National Parliaments and Audit Institutions Should Demand Accountability

Ethiopia: Development Assistance Group Should Address Human Rights in Ethiopia

Letter to Kenichi Ohashi, Ethiopia Country Director for the World Bank

New York City: Bail Penalizes the Poor

Thousands Accused of Minor Crimes Spend Time in Pretrial Detention

Lead Poisoning in Nigeria "Unprecedented"

For a Nation Speeding Forward, Health Is Left Behind

Ethiopia: the Aid-Politics Trap

The Ethiopian government’s political use of international humanitarian aid is a test of donors’ commitment to human-rights principles.

US: Promote Global Financial Transparency at G20 Summit

Greater Accountability Would Improve Development and Rights, Alleviate Poverty

Canada: Ignatieff Has Some Explaining to Do

US: Review of the National Contact Point for the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises

Statement of Arvind Ganesan before the US Bureau of Economic, Energy, and Business Affairs

Resource Page: Cancelling the UNESCO-Obiang Prize

India Should Say No to Blood Diamonds

Kimberley Process: Demand End to Abuses in Diamond Trade

Real Progress Needed in Zimbabwe Marange Fields Before Exports Proceed