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Doing Business With the Bolloré Group

Violations of the United Nations' Principle and Code of Conduct The Bolloré Group is a major supplier to the United Nations. The UN pays Bolloré over US$50 million every year for logistics and other services. Between 2015 and 2019, different UN entities — including the UN Procurement Division, the World Food Programme, and UNICEF signed over 200 contracts with the Group for a value of over a quarter billion dollars. In...

Land Deal Brief: SOCFIN Land Investment in Sierra Leone

In 2011, Socfin Agricultural Company Sierra Leone Ltd. (Socfin SL) secured 6,500 hectares of prime farmland for rubber and oil palm plantations in Malen chiefdom in Pujehun district in the south of Sierra Leone. The firm is now seeking an additional 5,000 ha in expansion plans in the Malen region or neighboring chiefdoms. The initial investment, estimated at $100 million, with promises of job creation, compensation for lost farms, and...

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Who pays the price of King Leopold’s Bugatti?

Friday, September 4, 2020 Frederic Mousseau

On September 5, 2020, a private collection of some of the world’s fanciest cars, belonging to Hubert Fabri, a Belgian millionaire, will be auctioned at a sale at the Hampton Court Palace in London.

Press Releases and Public Statements

Socfin/Bolloré Plantations: Rising Profits, Ongoing Repression

72,000 People Call On the United Nations to End Business With the Bolloré Group

United Nations End Business With the Bolloré Group

Call to the United Nations to End Business Relationship with the Bolloré Group and Its Subsidiaries

"Business as usual" chez Socfin et Bolloré

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L’ONU sommée par des ONG de rompre ses contrats avec Bolloré

Ouest-France

Socfin, Multinazionale della Deforestazione

Radio Popolare

Procès Bolloré Contre Bastamag: "On Veut Instrumentaliser Votre Justice!"

Le Nouvel Observateur

Liberté de la Presse : le Groupe Bolloré Peut-il Museler les Journalistes ?

TV5MONDE