G4S has announced a pre-tax profit of £148 million for 2014, owning to its growing foreign expansion...Activists accuse it of turning a blind eye to over-charging, cost-cut...While G4S has an ethical policy framework in place, evidence suggests a significant gap between its commitments on paper and its practices...Corporate Watch keeps tabs on G4S, publishing many of the accusations levied against the security giant.  A spokesperson for the charity told RT: “G4S has been involved in countless scandals over the last few years, from the death of Angolan refugee Jimmy Mubenga during a deportation flight to the supplying of security equipment to Israeli prisons. However, the company continues to expand into more countries.” John Hilary, Executive Director of War on Want, called on organizations to think twice before offering G4S contracts.