Vienna, 30 May 2013, by Eric Gutierrez.
Mr. Chairman, distinguished delegates,
My name is Eric Gutierrez and I am the Senior Adviser on Accountable Governance at Christian Aid, an international NGO with offices in 45 countries. We would like to…
Vienna, 30 May 2013, by Adetokunbo Mumuni.
Mr. Chairman, distinguished delegates,
My name is Adetokunbo Mumuni and I am the Executive Director of the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) in Nigeria. I would like to thank you for this…
Vienna, 30 May 2013, by Oluajo Babatunde.
Immunity as a potential and real threat to efforts to combat corruption
The Zero Corruption Coalition (ZCC) is a coalition of over one hundred civil society organizations working on issues of anti-corruption, transparency…
Vienna, 30 May 2013, by Lydia Medland.
Thank you Chair and distinguished delegates for the opportunity to contribute. My name is Lydia Medland, I have come today from Spain in representation of the European organisation Access Info Europe and as…
Berlin, 21 May 2013, by Gillian Dell.
On Thursday 30 May 2013, UNCAC Coalition civil society representatives will gather in Vienna at the United Nations to call for more government transparency and accountability and an end to impunity for corruption…
21 May 2013, by Ezequiel Nino.
On 8 April 2013, the Executive in Argentina introduced a package of six bills in Congress with the purpose of launching a major judicial reform initiative that, if upheld would have a dramatic institutional…
21 May 2013, by Mark V. Vlasic.
In many ways, the United States has led the global fight against corruption with its famous (and infamous to some) Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA). In 2010, however, the FCPA took new meaning,…
16 May 2013, by Akaash Maharaj.
Credit: flickr / futureatlas.com
We live in an age of dire cynicism about corruption in politics. Of the 100 nations surveyed for Transparency International’s most recent Global Corruption Barometer, only in 5 did a…
16 May 2013, by Adetokunbo Mumuni.
World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) and Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) have dragged the Federal Government to the United Nations Universal Periodic Review (UPR) expressing “serious concerns about the state pardon granted to the…
16 May 2013, by Andreas Pavlou.
Source: Flickr / tmb2610
This article explores some of the topics currently being talked about inside and outside crisis-hit Cyprus including money-laundering, political transparency and accountability, extractive industry transparency and the right of access…
A global civil society network promoting the implementation and monitoring of the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC)
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