5 September 2014, by Maud Perdriel-Vaissiere.
Earlier this year a StAR report revealed that in the majority of foreign bribery cases settled abroad, host countries are left out of the bargain: only 3% of the payments imposed on companies over…
2 September 2014, by Priya Sood.
This post was originally published on Huffington Post.
Efforts to reduce global poverty are working. Research published by Oxford University forecasts that the poorest of countries could see acute poverty eradicated within 20 years.…
Abuja, 19 August 2014, by Abdul Tejan-Cole.
A coming of age story of the anti-corruption movement
It is a huge honour and privilege to be invited by Dr. Kolawole Olaniyan to review this timely contribution to the human rights conversation…
Berlin, 12 August 2014.
The Honorable Eric H. Holder, Jr. Attorney General U.S. Department of Justice 950 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, D.C. 20530
Global settlement of corruption-related cases involving more than $70 million in alleged proceeds of corruption held by …
New York, 5 August 2014, Open Society Justice Initiative.
This post was originally published on the Open Society Justice Initiative website.
The U.S. Justice Department is being urged to ensure that any settlement of its anti-corruption case against Teodorin Nguema…
5 August 2014, by Robert Barrington, Transparency International UK.
This post was originally published on the TI-UK website.
We have heard the news today that a settlement has been reached in the Bernie Ecclestone bribery case. Although the full details…
23 July 2014, by Maud Perdriel-Vaissiere.
For those of you who have been kept busy with the World Cup in Brazil, you may have missed another important match!
The match in question took place in a small Paris courtroom (le…
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MESSAGE FROM THE UNCAC COALITION CHAIR
Manzoor Hasan, Institute of Governance Studies, BRAC University [3 July 2014]
As the UNCAC review process enters its fifth year, it is worth recalling the remarkable distance travelled since the…
8 July 2014, by Gillian Dell.
Enforcement agencies frequently face constraints in their efforts to bring the corrupt to justice. This means widespread impunity for corruption offences.
As shown by UNCAC reviews and other studies, a key challenge for many…
7 July 2014, by Indira Carr.
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Corruption, like drug trafficking and human trafficking, is an activity conducted in the shadows. Investigations to a large extent are dependent on third parties (whistleblowers) who speak out in the…
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