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P17 Kremlin TV to broadcast Julian Assange shows. P19 Newspapers face wave of lawsuits over use of private eye Steve Whittamore. P2 The Times editor faces recall over bid to hack email. P2 Union leader Bob Crow tells of harassment by newspapers. P2...
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She said anyone who complained about the newspapers use of these images in turn was vilified, and pointed to how The Sun newspaper called lawmaker Clare Short “fat, jealous” when she tried to stop the tabloid from printing a daily photograph of a...
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It is designed to tackle the "resource curse" afflicting a number of big oil-exporting countries where the presence of abundant natural resources has often led to widespread corruption and poor governance. Clare Short, the former UK minister for...
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President of South Sudan commits to global transparency standard
Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative
Remarking on President Kiir’s announcement, EITI Chair Clare Short said, “South Sudan is facing enormous challenges in the years ahead. By following the EITI standard, President Kiir’s and his government have demonstrated its commitment to doing things...
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Remarking on President Kiir's announcement, EITI Chair Clare Short said, "South Sudan is facing enormous challenges in the years ahead. By following the EITI standard, President Kiir's and his government have demonstrated its commitment to doing things...
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EITI invited Libya to follow oil transparency standard
Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative
EITI Chair Clare Short called on Libyan Prime Minister Abderrahim Al-Kib to commit Libya to implement the EITI standard. In a letter on Tuesday she wrote that “a decision by your government to implement the EITI would create a level playing field for the
About Clare Short
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Clare Short (born 15 February 1946) is a British politician and a member of the British Labour Party. She is currently the Independent Member of Parliament for Birmingham Ladywood, having been elected as a Labour Party MP in 1983, and was Secretary of State for International Development in the UK Labour government from 3 May 1997 until her... Full Article
