26 November 2024 –
CoSP resolution 10/10 urges States to address sexual corruption and collect disaggregated data regarding the impact of corruption on women and girls.
In this context, the UNCAC Coalition Working Group on Gender, Inclusion & Corruption is…
21 November 2024 – This discussion paper by the UNCAC Coalition’s Working Group on Environmental Crime and Corruption aims to provide a foundation to facilitate discussions on interlinkages between corruption, environmental crime and climate degradation to inform future actions in…
Corruption acts as a significant barrier to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It erodes the rule of law and democratic structures, weakens security and human rights, and undermines the very foundations of economic innovation and development. The long-term effects…
Anti-corruption agencies are specialized bodies that spearhead efforts to fight corruption within States. They came about in the late 20th century and the independence they are afforded varies by country.
The establishment of these specialized anti-corruption agencies is promoted by…
Side event at the 2nd Preparatory Committee Session of the 4th International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD4):
“Building a North-South Consensus on New Approaches to Safeguarding Development Financing from Corruption”Organizers: Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice (ANEEJ) …
The UNCAC Coalition participated in the second plenary meeting of the EU network against corruption in Brussels, on October 3, 2024. It was attended by more than 100 representatives of national authorities, EU agencies and international organizations, academia and civil…
Corruption fuels human rights violations, undermining justice, equality, and access to fundamental freedoms, while human rights protections are essential to effectively combat corruption. At our recent event on the sidelines of the IRG, experts discussed the powerful role the United…
States Parties to the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) are currently discussing the next Phase of the Convention’s Implementation Review Mechanism (IRM).
See also our event: Strengthening the UNCAC IRM to increase transparency and civil society participation;
The question of…
Corruption harms and affects people differently depending on their characteristics.
This was the topic of a recent UNCAC Coalition side event, hosted in conjunction with U4 and the Permanent Mission of Sweden to the UN in Vienna.
Monica Kirya,…
The Implementation Review Mechanism (IRM) is the mechanism by which States track implementation of the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC).
It has been successful in laying out hundreds of recommendations, identifying technical assistance needs and promoting anti-corruption reforms at the…
A global civil society network promoting the implementation and monitoring of the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC)
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