16 March 2011, Gillian Dell.
There are 26 first year country reviews under way in the UNCAC review process, with country visits having taken place or expected in numerous countries including Finland, Togo, Mongolia, USA and many in the Americas.…
15 March 2011, by Phoebe Hardefeldt.
The landmark elections for the first UNCAC Coalition Coordination Committee will be held online from 18 to 22 April 2011. The nomination period has now closed, and 21 candidates have been nominated for the…
8 March 2011, by Maud Perdriel-Vaissiere.
Corrupt money associated with bribes received by public officials from developing and transition countries is estimated at US$ 20-40 billion per year. Without a doubt, the repatriation of illicit assets could provide much needed…
7 March 2011, Robert Palmer.
Global Witness and Transparency International have called for swift implementation of the G20’s Anti-Corruption Action Plan. 76 other organisations from around the world, including many UNCAC Coalition members, signed the joint civil society letter sent…
7 March 2011, by Phoebe Hardefeldt.
The first civil society training on the UNCAC review mechanism was held in Austria from 2-4 February 2011. It was organised in partnership by the UNODC and Transparency International (TI), in its capacity as…
21 February 2011.
The UNCAC Coalition welcomes the decision made today by Egypt’s Public Prosecutor to request a freeze on the foreign assets of Hosni Mubarak and his family. “This decision is an important step.” said Maud Pedriel-Vaissiere of the…
10 February 2011.
The UNCAC Coaliton, including the Afro-Egyptian Human Rights Organisation and NADAFA-Egyptians against corruption, have called for urgent action on wealth illicitly transferred from Egypt.
The Coalition is deeply concerned about public wealth illicitly transferred out of Egypt.…
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…
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