On 20 March 2025, the Group of States against Corruption launched the sixth evaluation round of implementation of certain provisions of Resolution (97)24 “On the Twenty Guiding Principles for the Fight against Corruption”, Criminal Law Convention on Corruption and/or Civil Law Convention on Corruption.

This portal now has a new section containing podcasts on combating corruption.

The OECD Integrity Week took place in Paris (France) from 24 to 28 March 2025.

El Salvador has adopted a legal act that, among other things, modifies the anti-corruption institutional environment, obliges officials to disclose their assets and provides for a number of other changes.

Over 2,500 Kazakhstan’s officials have visited penitentiary institutions with a view to preventing corruption.

The United Kingdom has announced the establishment of a pilot Domestic Corruption Unit.

Kazakhstan’s Anti-Corruption Agency has launched a WhatsApp chatbot for the citizens to be able to report the facts of corruption.

Brazil has adopted a Plan on Integrity and Fight against Corruption spanning the period between 2025 and 2027.

Moldova has amended its legislation providing, among other things, mitigated sanctions and shortened statute of limitations for a number of corruption crimes.

Kyrgyzstan has adopted a legal act amending the provisions of the Criminal Code on liability for corruption offences and introducing a number of other modifications.

Sri Lanka will now provide open access to asset declarations of senior officials.

Transparency International, an international not-for-profit organization, has issued its regular Corruption Perception Index 2024.

On 20 March 2025, the Group of States against Corruption launched the sixth evaluation round of implementation of certain provisions of Resolution (97)24 “On the Twenty Guiding Principles for the Fight against Corruption”, Criminal Law Convention on Corruption and/or Civil Law Convention on Corruption.

This portal now has a new section containing podcasts on combating corruption.

The OECD Integrity Week took place in Paris (France) from 24 to 28 March 2025.

El Salvador has adopted a legal act that, among other things, modifies the anti-corruption institutional environment, obliges officials to disclose their assets and provides for a number of other changes.

Over 2,500 Kazakhstan’s officials have visited penitentiary institutions with a view to preventing corruption.

The United Kingdom has announced the establishment of a pilot Domestic Corruption Unit.

Kazakhstan’s Anti-Corruption Agency has launched a WhatsApp chatbot for the citizens to be able to report the facts of corruption.

Brazil has adopted a Plan on Integrity and Fight against Corruption spanning the period between 2025 and 2027.

Moldova has amended its legislation providing, among other things, mitigated sanctions and shortened statute of limitations for a number of corruption crimes.

Kyrgyzstan has adopted a legal act amending the provisions of the Criminal Code on liability for corruption offences and introducing a number of other modifications.

Sri Lanka will now provide open access to asset declarations of senior officials.

Transparency International, an international not-for-profit organization, has issued its regular Corruption Perception Index 2024.

On 20 March 2025, the Group of States against Corruption launched the sixth evaluation round of implementation of certain provisions of Resolution (97)24 “On the Twenty Guiding Principles for the Fight against Corruption”, Criminal Law Convention on Corruption and/or Civil Law Convention on Corruption.

This portal now has a new section containing podcasts on combating corruption.

The OECD Integrity Week took place in Paris (France) from 24 to 28 March 2025.

El Salvador has adopted a legal act that, among other things, modifies the anti-corruption institutional environment, obliges officials to disclose their assets and provides for a number of other changes.

Over 2,500 Kazakhstan’s officials have visited penitentiary institutions with a view to preventing corruption.

The United Kingdom has announced the establishment of a pilot Domestic Corruption Unit.

Kazakhstan’s Anti-Corruption Agency has launched a WhatsApp chatbot for the citizens to be able to report the facts of corruption.

Brazil has adopted a Plan on Integrity and Fight against Corruption spanning the period between 2025 and 2027.

Moldova has amended its legislation providing, among other things, mitigated sanctions and shortened statute of limitations for a number of corruption crimes.

Kyrgyzstan has adopted a legal act amending the provisions of the Criminal Code on liability for corruption offences and introducing a number of other modifications.

Sri Lanka will now provide open access to asset declarations of senior officials.

Transparency International, an international not-for-profit organization, has issued its regular Corruption Perception Index 2024.