The European Commission has released the Handbook of Good Practices in the Fight Against Corruption in the member States of the European Union.

Belarus has adopted a legal act changing the rules on assets disclosure and a number of other provisions.

Summing up 2022, here there are the main anti-corruption events that took place in Russia and abroad.

Australia has established the National Anti-Corruption Commission.

Hungary will establish an authority responsible for countering misappropriation of funds allocated by the European Union.

The United Nations Development Programme has released the guidance note entitled Strategic Programming for Anti-Corruption Agencies for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

The European Commission has released its third annual Rule of Law Report 2022.

INTERPOL has launched a Centre against Financial Crime and Corruption.

The section containing publications has been updated, new publications on anti-corruption in procurement have been added, and a database of OECD documents has been released on the portal.

Cyprus will establish an Independent Authority against Corruption.

The Anti-Corruption Resource Centre has released a report on Albania’s special courts against corruption and organised crime.

On 18 January 2022, Colombia adopted Law No. 2195 “On Transparency, the Prevention of and the Fignt against Corruption, and Other Provisions”. It introduces more severe liablity measures for legal persons for corruption offences, additional requirements for organisations to implement anti-corruption measures, due diligence and financial accountability, changes the system of anti-corruption bodies, and proposes new approaches to the detection of illicit enrichment and the reparation of damage inflicted by corruption offences.

The European Commission has released the Handbook of Good Practices in the Fight Against Corruption in the member States of the European Union.

Belarus has adopted a legal act changing the rules on assets disclosure and a number of other provisions.

Summing up 2022, here there are the main anti-corruption events that took place in Russia and abroad.

Australia has established the National Anti-Corruption Commission.

Hungary will establish an authority responsible for countering misappropriation of funds allocated by the European Union.

The United Nations Development Programme has released the guidance note entitled Strategic Programming for Anti-Corruption Agencies for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

The European Commission has released its third annual Rule of Law Report 2022.

INTERPOL has launched a Centre against Financial Crime and Corruption.

The section containing publications has been updated, new publications on anti-corruption in procurement have been added, and a database of OECD documents has been released on the portal.

Cyprus will establish an Independent Authority against Corruption.

The Anti-Corruption Resource Centre has released a report on Albania’s special courts against corruption and organised crime.

On 18 January 2022, Colombia adopted Law No. 2195 “On Transparency, the Prevention of and the Fignt against Corruption, and Other Provisions”. It introduces more severe liablity measures for legal persons for corruption offences, additional requirements for organisations to implement anti-corruption measures, due diligence and financial accountability, changes the system of anti-corruption bodies, and proposes new approaches to the detection of illicit enrichment and the reparation of damage inflicted by corruption offences.

The European Commission has released the Handbook of Good Practices in the Fight Against Corruption in the member States of the European Union.

Belarus has adopted a legal act changing the rules on assets disclosure and a number of other provisions.

Summing up 2022, here there are the main anti-corruption events that took place in Russia and abroad.

Australia has established the National Anti-Corruption Commission.

Hungary will establish an authority responsible for countering misappropriation of funds allocated by the European Union.

The United Nations Development Programme has released the guidance note entitled Strategic Programming for Anti-Corruption Agencies for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

The European Commission has released its third annual Rule of Law Report 2022.

INTERPOL has launched a Centre against Financial Crime and Corruption.

The section containing publications has been updated, new publications on anti-corruption in procurement have been added, and a database of OECD documents has been released on the portal.

Cyprus will establish an Independent Authority against Corruption.

The Anti-Corruption Resource Centre has released a report on Albania’s special courts against corruption and organised crime.

On 18 January 2022, Colombia adopted Law No. 2195 “On Transparency, the Prevention of and the Fignt against Corruption, and Other Provisions”. It introduces more severe liablity measures for legal persons for corruption offences, additional requirements for organisations to implement anti-corruption measures, due diligence and financial accountability, changes the system of anti-corruption bodies, and proposes new approaches to the detection of illicit enrichment and the reparation of damage inflicted by corruption offences.