South Africa needs a way of dealing with private sector crimes
The People’s Tribunal on Economic Crime has the potential to reshape the trajectory of how we conceptualise economic crime and the role of the private sector.... Read more.
People’s Tribunal sends strong message against impunity in private sector
Why are government failures so distinctly imprinted in the public’s memories, while outrage over private sector corruption enjoys a much shorter lifespan? If... Read more.
Whistle-blowers’ courage is undermined by FSCA being let off the hook
In a disappointing decision a majority of seven justices rejected the appeal of whistle-blower Rosemary Hunter and found that the Financial Services Conduct Authority... Read more.
Media Statement: Delivery of Tribunal Panel’s Final Report
____________________________________________________________ The First People’s Tribunal on Economic Crime in South Africa Delivery of Tribunal Panel’s Final... Read more.
Opportunity – Research Position (Advocacy & Investigations)
Are you an advocate for social justice, accountability and transparency? Are you keen to work with a small team of researchers and civil society activists? Open... Read more.
Update: Blow to Apartheid’s Banks
Joint press release by Open Secrets and CALS UN Independent Expert weighs in on OECD complaint, and NGOs challenge conflicts of interest in Belgian decision-making... Read more.
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Taking the fight against apartheid’s bankers to their backyard
Michael Marchant | Khuraisha Patel 19 April 2018 Global corporations which propped up the apartheid regime and profited in return have not been held to account.... Read more.
Media Statement: Open Secrets intervenes in PP’s apartheid corruption case
Address all apartheid-era economic crimes Open Secrets, through its attorneys the Centre for Applied Legal Studies (CALS) at Wits University, has filed papers to... Read more.
CW and R2K Challenge Seriti Commission
Corruption Watch and the Right2Know Campaign have launched an application to review and set aside the findings of the Arms Procurement Commission... Read more.