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Article

1 Oct 2004

Author:
Global Witness & Amnesty International

Déjà Vu - diamond industry still failing to deliver on promises - Summary of UK and US results of Global Witness and Amnesty International survey

This report presents the results of Global Witness and Amnesty International's survey into the diamond jewellery retail sector's implementation of self-regulation to support the Kimberley Process, the international diamond certification scheme launched to combat the trade in conflict diamonds...Major diamond jewellery retailers that did not respond include Asprey [part of A&G Group], Boodle & Dunthorne, Chisholm Hunter, Debenhams and Theo Fennell in the UK, and Costco Wholesale Corporation, Friedman’s, Kmart and T.J. Maxx [part of TJX] in the US.