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African countries are currently facing a deepening debt crisis that is threatening to derail development and undermine basic human rights.

In support of London Climate Action Week, the International Lawyers Project (ILP) emphasises its commitment to environmental justice, including just transition principles, in the face of climate action.

Kenya’s forestry sector contributes significantly to the country’s economy as well as providing many environmental benefits. Over the last few years, the Kenyan government...

International Lawyers Project (ILP) and Tax Justice Network Africa (TJNA) delivered a two-part training designed to equip journalists with legal knowledge, risk mitigation strategies, and access to support networks when reporting on IFFs.

Across Africa, illicit financial flows (IFFs) have been draining billions of dollars from countries that need resources to provide public services, to drive economic development and to invest in growth.

As protests in continue in Georgia calling for new elections, and the release of political prisoners, the UK government has announced sanctions against six Georgian individuals, bringing the total number of Georgians sanctioned to eleven.

Listen to ED Lucy Claridge, recent panellist on the BBC World Service Weekend show...

The UK’s approach to Deferred Prosecution Agreements provides valuable insights for jurisdictions like Sri Lanka ...