10 February 2011.
Over 35 civil society representatives came together in Austria from 2–4 February for an UNCAC review training session jointly organised by Transparency International and the UNODC. The three day training focused on how the UNCAC review process…
21 December 2010.
The UNCAC Coalition is deeply concerned about the treatment of Mr Mourad Tchiko, an Algerian citizen, trade unionist and anti-corruption activist, and calls on the government of Algeria to respect his rights under the Constitution and laws…
21 December 2010.
The United Nations Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Opinion and Expression and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression have released a joint statement on Wikileaks, recalling international legal principles of freedom…
15 December 2010, Marta Erquicia.
The Inter-American Convention against Corruption (IACAC), which came into force in 1996, was a milestone Convention. It was the first global attempt to draft an international treaty to reduce corruption levels in America, and it…
A Closer Look at the UNCAC Review Mechanism
Call for a Transparent and Inclusive Review Mechanism
Gillian Dell
The good news is that the review mechanism for the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) is up and running since July 2010!…
30 November 2010.
A new Tearfund report: Corruption and Its Discontents – Assessing the impact of people living in poverty, highlights the way corruption and poor governance is compounding poverty across the developing world.
Extensive dialogue with Tearfund’s partner organisations…
30 November 2010, by Gillian Dell
Now here I sit in pristine white hallway of the IAEA building in front of the room where IRG delegates hold their meetings. (UNODC conference facilities are undergoing renovation thus the use of the…
26 November 2010.
The UNCAC Coalition has released a statement at the UNCAC Implementation Review Group (IRG) Meeting calling for the IRG, UNCAC States Parties and the UN Office of Drugs and Crime to ensure a transparent and participatory review…
24 October 2010, by Nizar Manek.
This post was originally published on the Guardian website.
The international media must not forget the campaigners paying a high price for exposing corruption in the developing world
The arrest and detention of Algeria’s…
29 June 2010.
This past weekend in Toronto, G20 Leaders met again to discuss the global financial system and the world economy. The global financial crisis has shown most clearly that the stability of the global financial system is at…
A global civil society network promoting the implementation and monitoring of the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC)
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