Today EG Justice launched a “Stop Corruption” campaign to expose corruption and promote transparency in Equatorial Guinea.

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Keeping Petrodollars Out of Despots' Pockets

Jesse Hamilton / Businessweek

By requiring companies to open the books on payments to dictators, Dodd-Frank may help curb corruption in countries like Equatorial Guinea.

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Transparency and Accountability in Equatorial Guinea: Policy Recommendations to the Obama Administration

While the Bush Administration failed to take decisive steps in this direction, the Obama Administration can do so by making support for transparency and accountability, political participation, and human rights—all of which depend on strengthening the rule of law and improving governance— the cornerstones of U.S. diplomacy in Equatorial Guinea.

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EG Justice Calls on the African Union to Push for Greater Civil Society Participation in Equatorial Guinea

An open letter to African Union Commission Chairperson Jean Ping expressing disappointment at the lack of civil society participation at the African Union Summit. 

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Tutu Alicante speaks to the Pulitzer Center about the hunger strike of Juan Tomás Ávila Laurel, the campaign to end the UNESCO-Obiang prize, and the appointment of Equatoguinean president Teodoro Obiang as Chair of the African Union.

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“Stop Corruption” in Equatorial Guinea

Corruption is a cancer that undermines human rights, reinforces social inequality, and cripples the development of the population.

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