A legal act introducing the liability of officials – up to their dismissal – for the commitment of corruption crimes by their subordinates has been adopted in Kazakhstan.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has ruled in favour of the former Chief Prosecutor of Romania’s National Anti-Corruption Directorate (Direcția Națională Anticorupție, DNA) Laura Kövesi.

Armenia’s National Assembly has adopted the Law “On Forfeiture of Illegally Acquired Property” (at the time of publication of this piece the draft law had not been promulgated yet). It provides for the non-conviction based forfeiture of the assets whose legal origin cannot be proved.

As the COVID-19 outbreak has raised the probability of specific corruption offences being committed, the Council of Europe’s Group of States against Corruption (GRECO) has published a document entitled “Corruption Risks and Useful Legal References in the Context of COVID-19”, which suggests essential guidelines for minimizing corruption risks during the pandemic.

Abkhazia adopted Law of February 20, 2020 No. 4927-c-VI “On the Declaration of Income, Expenditures, Assets and Liabilities of Public Officials and Deputies”, amended by Law of March 20, 2020 No. 4963-c-VI.

In the midst of the big FIFA bribery scandals we propose an overview of how the global campaign against corruption in sport is conducted at the national and international levels.  

Ukraine has started to test an electronic management system for automatic pre-trial investigation workflow.Ukraine has started to test an electronic management system for automatic pre-trial investigation workflow.

In the context of the coronavirus pandemic, here are the responses of some countries to potential corruption risks it might incur.

TRACE International, a non-profit business association, has released a revised 10th edition of the Global Enforcement Report on enforcement actions in transnational bribery cases.

The trial of the executives of Unaoil and SBM Offshore accused of participating in wide-ranging corruption scheme was suspended amid concerns about the coronavirus pandemic in the United Kingdom.  

The NGO World Justice Project (WJP) updates its Rule of Law Index.  

The UK Committee on Standards in Public Life (CSPL) prepared a report with a detailed overview of the standards landscape in public bodies and other public entities and an assessment of their effectiveness and prospects. Thereby the Committee marks its 25-year activities.

A legal act introducing the liability of officials – up to their dismissal – for the commitment of corruption crimes by their subordinates has been adopted in Kazakhstan.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has ruled in favour of the former Chief Prosecutor of Romania’s National Anti-Corruption Directorate (Direcția Națională Anticorupție, DNA) Laura Kövesi.

Armenia’s National Assembly has adopted the Law “On Forfeiture of Illegally Acquired Property” (at the time of publication of this piece the draft law had not been promulgated yet). It provides for the non-conviction based forfeiture of the assets whose legal origin cannot be proved.

As the COVID-19 outbreak has raised the probability of specific corruption offences being committed, the Council of Europe’s Group of States against Corruption (GRECO) has published a document entitled “Corruption Risks and Useful Legal References in the Context of COVID-19”, which suggests essential guidelines for minimizing corruption risks during the pandemic.

Abkhazia adopted Law of February 20, 2020 No. 4927-c-VI “On the Declaration of Income, Expenditures, Assets and Liabilities of Public Officials and Deputies”, amended by Law of March 20, 2020 No. 4963-c-VI.

In the midst of the big FIFA bribery scandals we propose an overview of how the global campaign against corruption in sport is conducted at the national and international levels.  

Ukraine has started to test an electronic management system for automatic pre-trial investigation workflow.Ukraine has started to test an electronic management system for automatic pre-trial investigation workflow.

In the context of the coronavirus pandemic, here are the responses of some countries to potential corruption risks it might incur.

TRACE International, a non-profit business association, has released a revised 10th edition of the Global Enforcement Report on enforcement actions in transnational bribery cases.

The trial of the executives of Unaoil and SBM Offshore accused of participating in wide-ranging corruption scheme was suspended amid concerns about the coronavirus pandemic in the United Kingdom.  

The NGO World Justice Project (WJP) updates its Rule of Law Index.  

The UK Committee on Standards in Public Life (CSPL) prepared a report with a detailed overview of the standards landscape in public bodies and other public entities and an assessment of their effectiveness and prospects. Thereby the Committee marks its 25-year activities.

A legal act introducing the liability of officials – up to their dismissal – for the commitment of corruption crimes by their subordinates has been adopted in Kazakhstan.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has ruled in favour of the former Chief Prosecutor of Romania’s National Anti-Corruption Directorate (Direcția Națională Anticorupție, DNA) Laura Kövesi.

Armenia’s National Assembly has adopted the Law “On Forfeiture of Illegally Acquired Property” (at the time of publication of this piece the draft law had not been promulgated yet). It provides for the non-conviction based forfeiture of the assets whose legal origin cannot be proved.

As the COVID-19 outbreak has raised the probability of specific corruption offences being committed, the Council of Europe’s Group of States against Corruption (GRECO) has published a document entitled “Corruption Risks and Useful Legal References in the Context of COVID-19”, which suggests essential guidelines for minimizing corruption risks during the pandemic.

Abkhazia adopted Law of February 20, 2020 No. 4927-c-VI “On the Declaration of Income, Expenditures, Assets and Liabilities of Public Officials and Deputies”, amended by Law of March 20, 2020 No. 4963-c-VI.

In the midst of the big FIFA bribery scandals we propose an overview of how the global campaign against corruption in sport is conducted at the national and international levels.  

Ukraine has started to test an electronic management system for automatic pre-trial investigation workflow.Ukraine has started to test an electronic management system for automatic pre-trial investigation workflow.

In the context of the coronavirus pandemic, here are the responses of some countries to potential corruption risks it might incur.

TRACE International, a non-profit business association, has released a revised 10th edition of the Global Enforcement Report on enforcement actions in transnational bribery cases.

The trial of the executives of Unaoil and SBM Offshore accused of participating in wide-ranging corruption scheme was suspended amid concerns about the coronavirus pandemic in the United Kingdom.  

The NGO World Justice Project (WJP) updates its Rule of Law Index.  

The UK Committee on Standards in Public Life (CSPL) prepared a report with a detailed overview of the standards landscape in public bodies and other public entities and an assessment of their effectiveness and prospects. Thereby the Committee marks its 25-year activities.