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7 May 2014

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Compiled by Business & Human Rights Resource Centre

Russian banks accused of funding pro-Russian separatists in Eastern Ukraine

The Government of Ukraine says it has evidence that four Russian banks are involved in funding pro-Russian separatists allegedly involved in violence in Eastern Ukraine. Ukraine's chief prosecutor said he has launched an investigation into Sberbank for funding separatists. Ukrainian Government officials claimed that a bank owned by Russia's energy giant Gazprom is also under investigation. According to Ukrainian activists, VTB Bank and Prominvestbank also support separatists. Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited three banks (Sberbank, VTB Bank and Prominvestbank) and Gazprom to respond...We received…responses [from] Sberbank…VTB Bank…Prominvestbank…Gazprom did not respond.