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May 12, 2016 · In this collection of essays leading politicians, activists, journalists and academics begin a global debate about how we can fight back.
May 12, 2016 · Investigative articles must be linked to evidence, well- designed databases and ‘how we did it’ guidance, so that readers can recreate the investigative process if they want to.
- Corruption is the cancer at the heart of so many of our problems in the world today. It destroys jobs and holds back growth, costing the world econ...
- Corruption has in many ways become the defining issue of the 21st century, just as the 20th century was characterised by large ideological struggle...
- Corruption does not happen everywhere, it is concentrated in pockets: in particular industries, in particular societies and in particular times. Am...
- Sebolu is the Sotho word for a ‘spoilt thing’. It is a derogatory word used in Lesotho’s national language and vernacular to mean, among other thin...
- It’s February 2015 and I am in Kano, northern Nigeria. Not three months back, in the midst of Friday prayers, Boko Haram struck the Grand Mosque in...
- Being a sports writer was all I wanted.Thirty-eight years, the only job I’ve ever had. Good times mostly. Not what I thought they would be. When I...
- In the run-up to the general elections in March 2015, I campaigned on the platform of addressing the challenges of security, the economy, power, in...
- 9.1 IntroductionThe moral outrage that many feel about corruption and the devastation it wreaks blinds us to its pervasive nature. But it is impera...
- It says a lot about the New Zealand psyche that one of the most notorious acts in our sporting history involved an underarm cricket delivery.New Ze...
In this collection of essays leading politicians, activists, journalists and academics begin a global debate about how we can fight back.
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Feb 14, 2019 · Addressing this controversy, this article seeks to examine the legal quality of the assumed ‘link’ between corruption and human rights, the exact legal consequences of a human rights-based approach, its added value and its drawbacks.
- Anne Peters
- 2018
May 12, 2016 · In this collection of essays leading politicians, activists, journalists and academics begin a global debate about how we can fight back.
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- Christine Lagarde, Great Britain: Cabinet Office
In this essay, I would like to share the IMF’s perspective on the economic impact of corruption and our experience in helping countries design and implement strategies to address it. I recognize that there are many possible definitions of corruption, both broad and narrow.
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This chapter discusses the 2003 United Nations Convention against Corruption, which is the most comprehensive and universal of the anti-corruption instruments.
