The China Contract
Autor Clare Rewcastle Brownen Limba Engleză Hardback – 12 noi 2026
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781908906717
ISBN-10: 1908906715
Pagini: 336
Dimensiuni: 235 x 153 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.43 kg
Editura: SAQI BOOKS
ISBN-10: 1908906715
Pagini: 336
Dimensiuni: 235 x 153 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.43 kg
Editura: SAQI BOOKS
Notă biografică
Clare Rewcastle Brown
is a former British television news reporter and the founder and editor of the website Sarawak
Report set up to challenge the corruption driving deforestation in Malaysia
and Southeast Asia. Her investigations culminated in the exposure of the 1MDB
scandal involving the theft of $5 billion by the Malaysian Prime Minister
aided by numerous financial institutions including Goldmans Sachs which led to record
fines. The
revelations are widely credited with bringing down the Malaysian government in the 2018 general
election, removing the ruling UMNO party from power for the first time since
the country's independence in 1957. At the same
time, they sparked a major FBI money laundering investigation
and record DOJ asset seizure,
embarrassing global politicians, Hollywood stars and numerous professional
enablers. Pushback
included
multiple vexatious legal threats suits, computer
hacking and surveillance by hired private investigators, black PR
operations, the imprisonment of a whistle-blower and the death of an
investigator. Awards for
her work include: -
the
United Nations Office on Drugs & Crime (UNDOC) Anti-Corruption Excellence Award
for Journalism (2023) -
the
International Press Institute's Pioneer of Media Freedom Award -
Britain's
Women of the Year 2016 -
CNN's
One World Media Special Award.
In 2016 Fortune Magazine named her one of the World's 50 Most
Influential Figures.
is a former British television news reporter and the founder and editor of the website Sarawak
Report set up to challenge the corruption driving deforestation in Malaysia
and Southeast Asia. Her investigations culminated in the exposure of the 1MDB
scandal involving the theft of $5 billion by the Malaysian Prime Minister
aided by numerous financial institutions including Goldmans Sachs which led to record
fines. The
revelations are widely credited with bringing down the Malaysian government in the 2018 general
election, removing the ruling UMNO party from power for the first time since
the country's independence in 1957. At the same
time, they sparked a major FBI money laundering investigation
and record DOJ asset seizure,
embarrassing global politicians, Hollywood stars and numerous professional
enablers. Pushback
included
multiple vexatious legal threats suits, computer
hacking and surveillance by hired private investigators, black PR
operations, the imprisonment of a whistle-blower and the death of an
investigator. Awards for
her work include: -
the
United Nations Office on Drugs & Crime (UNDOC) Anti-Corruption Excellence Award
for Journalism (2023) -
the
International Press Institute's Pioneer of Media Freedom Award -
Britain's
Women of the Year 2016 -
CNN's
One World Media Special Award.
In 2016 Fortune Magazine named her one of the World's 50 Most
Influential Figures.