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Insider testimony points to “sustainable” conglomerate as hidden hand behind destruction of rainforest
Investigation adds to allegations connecting Royal Golden Eagle to “shadow companies”
The President's new clothes
Unravelling the mystery of Prabowo Subianto’s business interests
Indonesian environmental activists keep dying in suspicious circumstances
The recent death of a farmer from South Kalimantan fits a pattern, activists say
Brands drop First Resources over 'shadow company' revelations
Pressure mounts on palm oil producer in the wake of investigation
How secrecy jurisdictions enable the destruction of Indonesia’s rainforests
As transparency efforts stall, Indonesia's leading deforesters remain able to hide their beneficial owners.
Read more reporting on "Chasing Shadows" from international media
Coverage builds on findings of The Gecko Project investigation
Success of Indonesian peatland restoration in doubt as fire season sets in
Government data suggests large areas of the country’s peatlands may be vulnerable to burning
Major brands bought palm oil from plantation rife with modern slavery and torture
Tricked into captivity in a “drug rehabilitation” facility, victims faced forced labour and death
New player starts clearing rainforest in world’s biggest oil palm project
The Digoel Agri Group has begun operating in an Indonesia megaproject being fought over by investors from around the world
Analysis: Can Papuan politicians protect forests without protecting the rule of law?
Our recent investigation reveals tensions between policies to protect Indonesian rainforest and a desire for investment at any cost.
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How to identify corruption red flags in Indonesian land deals
Indonesia reboots effort to end corporate secrecy as anonymous firms destroy Papuan rainforest
Indonesian companies were given until March this year to disclose their “beneficial owners” under a 2018 presidential regulation, but less than 1 percent have complied.
