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Africa Anti-Corruption Platform

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The UNCAC needs civil society in order to succeed

The UNCAC Coalition calls on UNCAC States parties to pledge support for transparency and public consultation in addressing corruption.

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Developing a new generation of highly professional lawyers, having a modern outlook and moral values, as well as promoting the establishment of rule of law and the formation of a legal culture in society
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CSO letter to OECD on Principles for the use of non-trial resolutions in foreign bribery cases
6 December 2018 Mr. Angel GurriaSecretary GeneralOrganisation for Economic Cooperation and Development …
Lima Statement on Corruption involving Vast Quantities of Assets
Lima, Peru, 5 December 2018 This post was originally published on the …
UNODC: Small grants for African CSOs to tackle corruption
UNODC invites CSOs from Africa to apply for small grants which aim …

Resources

Civil Society Guide: UNCAC and the Private Sector
7th UNCAC Conference of States Parties
Access to Information Materials
UNCAC Review - Tools for Civil Society
Coalition Statements
Conference of States Parties
A Guide to Using the UN Convention against Corruption to Advance Anti-corruption Efforts:
Arabic, English, French, Spanish
ASEAN Integrity Community: A vision for transparent and accountable integration

Recent Blog Posts

Grand Corruption in Malaysia: How money is laundered and who is facilitating it
19 May 2017, by Cynthia Gabriel, Centre to Combat Corruption and Cronyism …
Successful civil society training in Nigeria on the UNCAC review mechanism and the Open Government Partnership
12 April 2017, by David Ugolor, ANEEJ. Participants at the OGP-UNCAC Review …

Using the UN Convention against Corruption to Advance Anti-corruption Efforts: A Guide
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UN Convention against Corruption: Progress Report 2013

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