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Home > Publications > Letter to EBRD directors: Ensure proper investigation into new corruption arrests at Kolubara mine

Letter to EBRD directors: Ensure proper investigation into new corruption arrests at Kolubara mine

Letter to EBRD directors: Ensure proper investigation into new corruption arrests at Kolubara mine

Advocacy letter    |    20 September 2013

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On Monday, September 9, 2013, Serbian police arrested the former director and the former financial director of the Kolubara Mining Basin, as well as a businessman and several other individuals on the basis of suspected fraud in land expropriation proceedings around the Kolubara mine. This letter asks the EBRD board of directors to ensure that the EBRD thoroughly investigates the issues around these latest arrests.

The letter was sent in parallel to the EBRD’s Compliance Office (pdf).

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Institution: EBRD

Theme: Energy & climate | Social & economic impacts

Location: Serbia

Project: Kolubara lignite mine, Serbia

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