Global Investors Making Transparency Possible
WHEN: 20TH OCTOBER 2020
WHERE: OSLO METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY, OSLO, NORWAY
Publish What You Pay Norge – Making transparency possible
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PWYP Norway's transparency demand and arguments get massive support from other consultative bodies, including Finance Norway, The Norwegian Accountant Organization, Media Companies National Association, Norwegian Editorial Association, Norwegian Journalist Association, Norwegian …
The OECD requested input on possible solutions to tax challenges with digitization. PWYP Norway has submitted its input.
In an official hearing document the OECD asked for comments for possible solutions on taxation challenges following the digitization of the economy. This is par…
PWYP Norway has commented the new GRI-report (Global Reporting Initiative) on tax and payments to governments.
GRI is an independent international orgniasation which has taken a lead on sustainability reporting since 1997. GRI stands for Global Reporting Initiative. GRI says about…
An anthology for journalism students embarking on careers as investigative journalists in a global economy.Download and read: Making Transparency Possible: An Interdisciplinary Dialogue.14th March 2019
Each year local and national economies throughout the world lose billions of do…
Ap, Sp and Mdg want transparency on mailbox empires and accumulation of capital in tax havens. Parliament will vote on a proposal on transparency on Wednesday 12/12.
Norwegian companies meet an unfair tax competition against global companies that can easily move surplus around. Th…
Once upon a time there was a Government that did not want transparency…The Panama Papers, Lux Leaks, Swiss Leaks, and Paradise Papers revealed that commercial companies, questionable organizations, and politicians alike choose to organize themselves through tax havens, use layers…
- It was a mild Sunday in early April 2016 that changed my perspective on investigative reporting forever. At exactly 8 pm, the story we’ve been working on in secret for so long, broke: The Panama Papers. Written by Jan Lukas Strozyk* (photograph on the right)
The data …
Yes to Life, No to Free Trade Agreements, was the motto during the citizen’s public referendum called for by social and indigenous organizations in 6 municipalities of the state of Cauca, in southwestern Columbia, on March 6th, 2005. Written by José Vicente Otero Chate, contribut…