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• - Millions of bribes change hands every day - what can be done about it? [From a Jehovah's Witness' journal].
  
• - Site is the product of 13 years research into Shell's secret nuclear reactor. Evidence is presented to make a case that Shell first failed to decommission the reactor (illegally), and then "ordered and sanctioned the wholesale dumping of its waste&qu
  
• - The online version of a legal printed newsletter highlighting corporate crime and corruption.
  
• - Site exposes Mobil Oil Company's involvement: "Every time I drove out there (Bukit Sentang), the subcontractors stopped my car. They said, `No, don't go out there. Don't you know the army is killing people and burying them in mass graves with Mobil
  
• - Provides corporate crime prevention services, training, forensic accounting, and fraud prevention strategies.
  
• - Shares the tragic story of how an Indian city was exposed to legal gases. This exposure caused the worlds worst industrial disaster.
  
• - Includes resources on business and economic espionage, corporate responsibility, equipment used, and global concerns.
  
• - Articles and resources on Corporate crime waves, business scams, workplace ethics, identity theft, fraud, and credit card crimes.
  
• - Researches consumer and investor complaints on corporate crime.
  
• - The world's largest soft drink maker is being sued over allegations that it employed right-wing death squads in Colombia.
  
• - A scandal timeline that spans from 2000 to 2004, covering top execs and the scandals they were involved in.
  
• - An online newsletter that offers information and suggestions on how to crack down on corporate crime. Also offers links to sites on related topics.
  
• - Setting superior standards in law enforcement and coporate investagative support to assist in combating corporate crime.
  
• - The campaign seeks justice for the family of Simon Jones who was killed whilst working as a casual labourer in a dock. We have recently won a landmark Judicial Review challenging the crown prosecution services decision not to prosecute his employers for c