Say No to Corruption: The Integrity Bulletin
The Integrity Bulletin Launched to Cover Corruption Issues
“Corruption robs schools, hospitals, and others of vitally needed funds. It rots institutions, as public officials enrich themselves or turn a blind eye to criminality. It deprives people of their rights, drives away foreign investment, and despoils the environment,” says UN Secretary General António Guterres.
The humanitarian organization RMN Foundation is publishing the The Integrity Bulletin magazine. The monthly news magazine covers local and international corruption news and issues to engage with different stakeholders who are trying to combat corruption.
The main stories in the September 2021 issue of The Integrity Bulletin are:
– United States Sanctions Corrupt Actors in Paraguay
– The Role of Despachantes in Corruption
– Sanctions Don’t Stop Crime and Corruption
– CVC Invites Experts to Implement Integrity Pact
– Short Stories of Corruption in the World
– Clerical Hurdles in the Investigation of Bureaucratic Corruption Case
– Financial Crime Agency Questions Kejriwal Party for Dubious Funds
– Bureaucratic and Political Corruption
– Petition Demands Removal of Ranjan Gogoi from Rajya Sabha
– Support RMN News Service for Independent Fearless Journalism
– Baltic States Join Hands to Combat Corruption
– Free Residential Schools for Deserving Children
– Content and Research Services for Anti-Corruption Agencies
– U.S. Real Estate Sector a Safe Haven for Money Laundering: Report
– GRECO to Examine Anti-Corruption Efforts of 9 Member States
– Support New Research Project on Corruption in India
– Proactive Integrity Reviews: A Preventive Mechanism Against Corruption
You can download the pdf version of the magazine and share it with your colleagues so they could support this anti-corruption activity. It is also given below in the digital format.
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Rakesh Raman
Founder
RMN Foundation
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