Out today! Our new briefing delves into obligations for different players in the Kenyan real estate sector under AML laws, and the authorities responsible for ensuring these laws are enforced: cifar.eu/anti-money-l...

Today we launch our new paper with @uncaccoalition.bsky.social : data transparency in asset recovery. A survey of 15 jurisdictions, it highlights barrier existing to accessing asset recovery data and steps governments should take to make this information available: uncaccoalition.org/information-...

In June CiFAR attended the conference Asset Recovery and Compensation to Victims organised by CIP Mozambique and @anticorruption.bsky.social. Read our conclusions on how victims should be included in the asset recovery process: cifar.eu/advancing-vi...

We're happy to share this testimony from Auwal Musa Rafsanjani, ED of CISLAC - Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre in Nigeria about our ongoing partnership and joint efforts to foster transparent and accountable asset recovery. Honoured to be a longstanding partner of CISLAC.

We are pleased today to launch our Annual Report for 2024, alongside our 2024 Financial Statement. The year saw some important highlights and impact in our work, which we are happy to share with you: cifar.eu/annual-repor...

Victims of corruption, especially grand corruption, are often left behind due to the diffuse nature of the harm. Human rights law though may be able to step in and ensuring victim inclusion. Read our new report: cifar.eu/victim-inclu...
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CiFAR’s Research and Policy Officer @lewiskundai.bsky.social ndaii and SamuelKimeu, Executive Director of Africa Voices Foundation, discussed the role of civil society in asset recovery in Africa during the Africa Asset Recovery Practitioners Forum in Nairobi in April

We hear from Juliet Juliet Nwagwu, Postgraduate Researcher at the University of Sussex and expert in asset recovery, about the importance of involving civil society actors in the monitoring and management of recovered assets.

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We speak with Samuel Kimeu from Africa Voices during the Africa Asset Recovery Practitioners Forum about how civil society is contributing to discussions on improving asset management frameworks with officials from African countries. #CAPAR #assetrecovery

Independent journalism now is more important than ever
We are raising €2,000 to support three reporters uncovering corruption and financial crime. Join our campaign: www.gofundme.com/f/small-gran...
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Independent journalism uncovers corruption, yet critical investigations often go unfunded.CiFAR is raising €2,000 to provide grants for three journalists investigating corruption.
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Asset recovery must be transparent, accountable, and benefit the public. Learn about the civil society principles for accountable asset returns: cifar.eu/what-is-asse...
#AskCiFAR

Today we are launching a campaign €2,000 to fund three investigative journalism grants for reporters tracking financial crime and holding the powerful accountable.
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How can we ensure victims of corruption receive compensation? Civil society outlined 7 key principles to make asset recovery fair & effective: cifar.eu/what-is-asse...

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Collaboration strengthens asset recovery. Transparency International Madagascar highlight their work with CiFAR on the CAPAR recommendations and the mutual benefits of this partnership in advancing transparency and accountability.

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How can asset recovery be truly transparent?
With global civil society, we’ve outlined key principles to ensure recovered assets are managed accountably and transparently. From strong oversight to public participation, these steps help prevent misuse.