23 July 2015.
What is the role of the City of London Police (CoLP) regarding corruption and laundering of proceeds of corruption?
Until 29 May 2015, the CoLP had responsibility for investigating all international bribery and corruption offences committed by…
14 July 2015
What was your role during the IRG session in June 2015?
My role at the past IRG session in Vienna was to chair the meetings because of my position as President of the Conference of the States…
1 July 2015, by Achref Aouadi, I WATCH.
The UNCAC review in Tunisia began well even before its official start date in 2013. Civil society preparations commenced in 2012 when I WATCH attended a training session in Johannesburg jointly organised…
22 June 2015, Dr. Robert Barrington, Transparency International UK.
Recent events in Ukraine have shone a light on the quantity of Ukrainian and Russian money invested in the UK. Coming hard on the Arab Spring, this has raised many interesting…
20 June 2015, Akaash Maharaj, Global Organisation of Parliamentarians Against Corruption (GOPAC)
Every year, corruption kills 140 000 children worldwide, by depriving them of medical care, food, and water. Yet, far too often, the perpetrators of the most outrageous acts…
4 June 2015, ARTICLE 19.
Good Morning Mr Chair and distinguished delegates
Thank you for the opportunity to speak today. My name is David Banisar. I am Senior Legal Counsel for ARTICLE 19, the global campaign for freedom of expression…
Interviewed by Shaazka Beyerle on 4 June 2015.
What are your first impressions of this year’s IRG?
We are at the start of preparations for the St. Petersburg Conference of the States Parties to UNCAC (CoSP) (November 2-6, 2015). I…
15 May 2015, by Khachik Harutyunyan, Transparency International Anticorruption Center
The United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) recognises the importance of whistleblower protection and reporting channels. However, in most countries of Europe, and indeed in many of the 175 countries…
24 April 2015, by Fabrice Kodjo Ebeh, ANCE Togo.
On 27 March 2015 ANCE-Togo organised a workshop on the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) in Lomé. There were about 50 advocate participants from civil society organisations (CSOs), trade unions and…
12 April 2015, by Claudio Cesarano.
After almost two years of delays, amendments and disagreements among parties, on the 1st of April the anti-corruption law sponsored by the President of the Italian Senate Pietro Grasso received its first approval in…
A global civil society network promoting the implementation and monitoring of the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC)
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