On September 1, Ukraine launched a system of electronic declaration of information on income and property of civil servants. Officials may face fines, community service or imprisonment for up to two years for submitting inaccurate information.

Mexico has issued a package of laws to create a national anti-corruption system.

Russia has amended its criminal legislation to penalize bribery of third parties at the direction of an official and mediation in commercial bribery.

During March and April 2016, deputies and ministers of the Czech Republic initiated three draft laws aimed at improving the effectiveness of the anti-corruption system.

On April 14, 2016, the German Bundestag passed a bill extending anti-corruption legislation to healthcare professionals.

Receiving a bribe of 3 million yuan or more (about $463,000) can carry the death penalty, the Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate of China have issued a joint ruling.

On April 2, the UN Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) released the fourth Africa Governance Report (AGR IV), titled: "Measuring corruption in Africa: international dimensions matter."

The new National Plan focuses on resolving conflicts of interest, improving property liability measures, enhancing the effectiveness of anti-corruption measures at the regional and municipal levels, combating corruption in public procurement, recovering stolen assets and developing ethical regulation.

A ministerial meeting was held at the OECD Conference Center on the implementation of the OECD Convention on Combating Bribery of Foreign Public Officials in International Business Transactions.

India's Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that chairmen, CEOs and employees of private banks are public servants and can be prosecuted for corruption.

On February 22-23, the APEC Anti-Corruption and Transparency (ACT) Expert Working Group met to discuss bribery in international commercial transactions.

The governing bodies of the four tennis associations have published the Terms of Reference and Protocol for the Independent Review of Professional Ethics in Tennis.

On September 1, Ukraine launched a system of electronic declaration of information on income and property of civil servants. Officials may face fines, community service or imprisonment for up to two years for submitting inaccurate information.

Mexico has issued a package of laws to create a national anti-corruption system.

Russia has amended its criminal legislation to penalize bribery of third parties at the direction of an official and mediation in commercial bribery.

During March and April 2016, deputies and ministers of the Czech Republic initiated three draft laws aimed at improving the effectiveness of the anti-corruption system.

On April 14, 2016, the German Bundestag passed a bill extending anti-corruption legislation to healthcare professionals.

Receiving a bribe of 3 million yuan or more (about $463,000) can carry the death penalty, the Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate of China have issued a joint ruling.

On April 2, the UN Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) released the fourth Africa Governance Report (AGR IV), titled: "Measuring corruption in Africa: international dimensions matter."

The new National Plan focuses on resolving conflicts of interest, improving property liability measures, enhancing the effectiveness of anti-corruption measures at the regional and municipal levels, combating corruption in public procurement, recovering stolen assets and developing ethical regulation.

A ministerial meeting was held at the OECD Conference Center on the implementation of the OECD Convention on Combating Bribery of Foreign Public Officials in International Business Transactions.

India's Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that chairmen, CEOs and employees of private banks are public servants and can be prosecuted for corruption.

On February 22-23, the APEC Anti-Corruption and Transparency (ACT) Expert Working Group met to discuss bribery in international commercial transactions.

The governing bodies of the four tennis associations have published the Terms of Reference and Protocol for the Independent Review of Professional Ethics in Tennis.

On September 1, Ukraine launched a system of electronic declaration of information on income and property of civil servants. Officials may face fines, community service or imprisonment for up to two years for submitting inaccurate information.

Mexico has issued a package of laws to create a national anti-corruption system.

Russia has amended its criminal legislation to penalize bribery of third parties at the direction of an official and mediation in commercial bribery.

During March and April 2016, deputies and ministers of the Czech Republic initiated three draft laws aimed at improving the effectiveness of the anti-corruption system.

On April 14, 2016, the German Bundestag passed a bill extending anti-corruption legislation to healthcare professionals.

Receiving a bribe of 3 million yuan or more (about $463,000) can carry the death penalty, the Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate of China have issued a joint ruling.

On April 2, the UN Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) released the fourth Africa Governance Report (AGR IV), titled: "Measuring corruption in Africa: international dimensions matter."

The new National Plan focuses on resolving conflicts of interest, improving property liability measures, enhancing the effectiveness of anti-corruption measures at the regional and municipal levels, combating corruption in public procurement, recovering stolen assets and developing ethical regulation.

A ministerial meeting was held at the OECD Conference Center on the implementation of the OECD Convention on Combating Bribery of Foreign Public Officials in International Business Transactions.

India's Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that chairmen, CEOs and employees of private banks are public servants and can be prosecuted for corruption.

On February 22-23, the APEC Anti-Corruption and Transparency (ACT) Expert Working Group met to discuss bribery in international commercial transactions.

The governing bodies of the four tennis associations have published the Terms of Reference and Protocol for the Independent Review of Professional Ethics in Tennis.