Following the snap transition of power in Turkmenistan, Crude Accountability urges western governments and international institutions to demand transparency and accountability from the country’s new …
Crude Accountability has been working in Turkmenistan since 2003 to advocate for better environmental practices surrounding oil and gas development projects.
We work to hold accountable the international organizations that turn a blind eye to the gross human rights and environmental violations occurring in the country.
Turkmenistan Advocacy
EBRD cancels Turkmenistan hydrocarbon-related loan
Crude Accountability is pleased that the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development canceled the CMI Offshore loan to Turkmenistan, which would have supported offshore oil …
Civil Society Requests to Reevaluate The CMI Offshore Project in Turkmenistan
Crude Accountability leads an international campaign to protect a fragile and unique ecosystem in Turkmenistan, which is on the Caspian Sea coast, from the dangerous …
Turkmenistan: Attack on the Home of Prominent Turkmen Human Rights Defender Farid Tukhbatullin’s Mother
Statement by the Civic Solidarity Platform November 2, 2017 According to multiple sources, on the night of 28 to 29 October, the home of 76-year-old …
HDIM 2017: Crude Accountability Highlights Harassment of Environmental NGOs and Activists
During the annual HDIM session, Crude Accountability delivered a statement on the rights of environmental defenders in the countries of the former Soviet Union. The …
EBRD Postpones Decision on Risky CMI Offshore Project in Turkmenistan
Washington DC—In response to an international campaign led by US NGO Crude Accountability, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) decided to postpone its …
Correspondence: Civil Society Response to EBRD regarding CMI Offshore project in Turkmenistan
In January 2017, Crude Accountability initiated the open letter addressed to the European Bank Bank for Reconstruction and Development regarding the CMI Offshore Project and the …
Correspondece: EBRD Reply to Civil Society Open Letter regarding CMI Offshore Project in Turkmenistan
In January 2017, Crude Accountability was among 37 civil society organizations who signed the open letter addressed to the European Bank Bank for Reconstruction and …
Statement of the Turkmenistan Civic Solidarity Group Regarding the Presidential Elections in Turkmenistan
On February 12, 2017, the scheduled presidential “election” will be held in Turkmenistan. We believe that these elections can in no way be called honest, …
Open Letter: Civil Society Request to Vote against The CMI Offshore Project in Turkmenistan
To: Board of Directors European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Dear Board of Directors: We are writing to express our grave concerns about the CMI …