In a few days Liberians will vote in the first post-war presidential and parliamentary elections. Will they be free, fair, and peaceful?
Posts Tagged “transparency”
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The detention of journalists for trying to provide an independent voice on security incidents undermines Western governments' otherwise positive efforts to support free media in Afghanistan in the past 10 years.
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Natural resources such as oil, gas, and minerals can potentially generate billions of dollars in revenues that can be used for poverty reduction and sound investment. Yet for decades, secrecy has allowed corruption to thrive in countries such as Angola, Cambodia, and Libya.
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It is a strategic mistake for the European Union to leave human rights out of energy talks with Turkmenistan and other potential suppliers.
Posted in: Europe, Governance & Accountability, Rights & Justice
Topics: Central Asia, energy, European Union, human rights, Jacqueline Hale, transparency, Turkmenistan
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Political patronage is alive and well in Kenya despite provisions in the new constitution.
Posted in: Africa, Governance & Accountability
Topics: corruption, Kenya, Mugambi Kiai, transparency
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Recent research offers a rare glimpse into U.S. and EU military dealings in the region, which prioritize security and energy over democratic governance and human rights.
Posted in: Asia, Europe, Governance & Accountability, United States
Topics: Austria, Central Asia, democracy, energy, EU, Germany, human rights, Kazakhstan, natural resources, oil, security, transparency, US military, Uzbekistan
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With elections coming up in Burma, will the European Union stand up to the country's ruling military junta and set the stage for a democratic opening?
Posted in: Asia, Europe, Governance & Accountability, Rights & Justice
Topics: Burma, democracy, elections, EU, Myanmar, Neil Campbell, transparency
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Turkmenistan has large gas reserves and a shoddy human rights record. Does the European Union stand to gain or lose by engaging with this country?
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We commend President Obama for his powerful reminder that accountable government and extractive industry transparency are essential ingredients for economic development in rich and poor countries alike.
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What does it mean to be a global donor in Latin America tied to one of the world's wealthiest men?
Posted in: Education & Youth, Latin America & the Caribbean
Topics: donors, Hernan Bonomo, transparency, Uruguay
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