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Who’s minding the store?: the business of private, public and civil actors in zones of conflict
/ Böge, Volker , Christopher Fitzpatrick, Willem Jaspers and Wolf-Christian Paes
2006-03-14
. - 92 p.
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Other Facets, Nr.19
/ Partnership Africa Canada
2006-02-01
. - 4 p.
Newsletter on the international effort to end diamonds-related conflict.
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Making it Work: Why the Kimberley Process Must Do More to Stop Conflict Diamonds
/ Global Witness
2005-11-15
. - 51 p.
Weak government controls are failing to stop diamonds from fuelling conflict.
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Other Facets, Nr.18
/ Partnership Africa Canada
2005-09-01
. - 4 p.
Newsletter on the international effort to end diamonds-related conflict.
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Other Facets, Nr.17
/ Partnership Africa Canada
2005-05-01
. - 4 p.
Newsletter on the international effort to end diamonds-related conflict.
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International recognized Core Labour Standards in Sierra Leone
/ ICTFU
2005-02-11
. - 8 p.
Serious violations, particularly concerning child labour and forced labour in the diamond mines.
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Other Facets, Nr.16
/ Partnership Africa Canada
2005-02-01
. - 4 p.
Newsletter on the international effort to end diamonds-related conflict.
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Dangerous Liaisons: The ongoing relationship between Liberia’s natural resource industries, arms trafficking and regional insecurity
/ Global Witness
2004-12-08
. - 25 p.
Links still remain between Liberia’s timber and diamond industries and regional instability. Lifting or weakening sanctions now will undermine peace and security.
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Other Facets, Nr.15
/ Partnership Africa Canada
2004-10-01
. - 4 p.
Newsletter on the international effort to end diamonds-related conflict.
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Diamonds Without Maps: Liberia, the UN, Sanctions and the Kimberley Process
/ Gberie, Lansana; Partnership Africa Canada
2004-06-01
. - 20 p.
Do not lift the UN Security Council 2001 embargo yet.
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