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19 May 2010

Author:
EG Justice, Human Rights Watch, School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), Publish What You Pay, Global Witness, Oxfam America

[PDF] US Leadership for Energy Security? The Case of Equatorial Guinea

The panel discussion will highlight gaps in existing oil sector transparency efforts, and explore why US government action, and in particular, transparency legislation introduced in the Senate (the Energy Security Through Transparency Act – S.1700) is a critical contribution to addressing corruption and improving the lives of citizens of Equatorial Guinea.