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The Global Call for Extractives Payment Data!

This map highlights letters to the SEC from civil society around the globe detailing the need for project-level disclosures to hold governments and extractives companies to account

  • News Transparency Rules in Liberia Expose Corruption In Oil Industry

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  • News ExxonMobil and Chevron Complicity in Undermining U.S. Anti-Corruption Regulation Exposed on Anniversary of SEC Rule Repeal

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  • News Civil society organizations call on ExxonMobil and Chevron to be removed from the EITI Board

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    Senate Republicans Urge SEC to Align U.S. Transparency Efforts With Global Standard – February 3, 2017
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    Gutless Congress Votes Yes To Corruption – February 3, 2017
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    PWYP-US Submission to the SEC on Section 1504 (2018 Position Statement)
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    Myth Busting: The Truth About the Cardin-Lugar Anti-Corruption Provision
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    Cardin-Lugar Provision Fact Sheet – 2018
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    PWYP-US Letter to the House Financial Services Committee on H.R. 4519
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    To stop losing mining revenues, dig the details
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    Why is Niger still losing out to Areva?
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    How Zimbabweans persuaded diamond companies and government to listen
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    Time for London’s Alternative Investment Market to embrace extractives transparency
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  • About
    • Objectives
    • Governance
    • Funding
    • History
    • The Team
    • Contact us
    • Work with us
  • Our Campaigns
    • Mandatory Disclosures
    • USEITI
  • Members
    • Join the PWYP-US coalition
  • Blog
  • Extract-A-Fact
  • Resources
  • News
    • Press Releases
  • Follow
    • PWYP US on Twitter
    • PWYP US on YouTube
    • PWYP on Facebook