Saudi Arabia carried out a record 345 executions in 2024.Amnesty International · 2025
US intelligence assessed that the crown prince approved the 2018 operation that killed journalist Jamal Khashoggi.US Office of the Director of National Intelligence · Feb 2021
Paid for by a government that UN experts say has 3,000–4,000 troops fighting alongside M23 rebels in eastern Congo.
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UN experts say 3,000–4,000 Rwandan troops are fighting alongside M23 rebels in eastern Congo.UN Group of Experts on the DR Congo, final report · 2024
M23 rebels take about $800,000 a month in levies on coltan mining.UN Group of Experts on the DR Congo, final report · 2024
More than 120 tonnes of coltan a month smuggled from Congo’s Rubaya mines into Rwanda since April 2024.Global Witness · Jun 2026
Rubaya, in eastern Congo, produces about 15% of the world’s tantalum, a metal used in phones and laptops. M23 took control of the mines in 2024.Global Witness · Jun 2026
From Rwanda the coltan ships on to smelters in China, Kazakhstan and Thailand. Global Witness found it may have unwittingly reached global electronics brands.Global Witness · Jun 2026
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Saudi Arabia carried out a record 345 executions in 2024.Amnesty International · 2025
US intelligence assessed that the crown prince approved the 2018 operation that killed journalist Jamal Khashoggi.US Office of the Director of National Intelligence · Feb 2021
We haven’t investigated this sponsor yet. A rating only goes up once every claim behind it is sourced.
Paid for by a government that UN experts say has 3,000–4,000 troops fighting alongside M23 rebels in eastern Congo.
How muchValue not disclosed
UN experts say 3,000–4,000 Rwandan troops are fighting alongside M23 rebels in eastern Congo.UN Group of Experts on the DR Congo, final report · 2024
M23 rebels take about $800,000 a month in levies on coltan mining.UN Group of Experts on the DR Congo, final report · 2024
More than 120 tonnes of coltan a month smuggled from Congo’s Rubaya mines into Rwanda since April 2024.Global Witness · Jun 2026
Rubaya, in eastern Congo, produces about 15% of the world’s tantalum, a metal used in phones and laptops. M23 took control of the mines in 2024.Global Witness · Jun 2026
From Rwanda the coltan ships on to smelters in China, Kazakhstan and Thailand. Global Witness found it may have unwittingly reached global electronics brands.Global Witness · Jun 2026