- Yemen: War crimes and arms sales
- Pensions: Corporations and Regulators profiting from unpaid pensions
- State Capture: The enablers and profiteers
- Digital Profiteers
- Unaccountable: We have not forgotten
- The Arms Deal and the Seriti Commission
- Declassified: Apartheid Profits
- Apartheid Guns and Money
Our work is organised in such a way that theory informs practice. Our investigative research informs activism through creative use of the law and advocacy.
1: Our Investigations
We undertake evidence based investigations focused on private sector economic crimes that result in human rights violations- and the corporations and political enablers who profit from this.
2: Using the Law
We view the law as a powerful instrument that can be used to hold private sector financial actors and their political enablers accountable for breaking the law and abusing their power.
- Apartheid Banks: NPA Docket and OECD Complaint
- Yemen: Arms Regulator Court Application
- Competition Appeal Court: Covid-19 Profiteers & Price Gouging
- Financial Sector Conduct Authority: Appointments interdict
- Auditing Profession Amendment Bill
- The People’s Tribunal on Economic Crime
3: Advocacy for Change
We believe that collaborating with our partners in civil society and using various media platforms can make us strong activists for change.
- The Corporations and Economic Crime Report (CECR)
- Declassified: Apartheid Profits
- They Killed Dulcie podcast series
- Civil Society Working Group on State Capture
- Unaccountable profile series
