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Reform of corporate criminal liability is needed to hold large companies to account
Law commission due to produce paper on options for reform
Progress in healthcare and education was dogged by endemic corruption and insecurity
South Africa’s president speaks in two-day testimony at inquiry into graft under predecessor Zuma
Bolsonaro’s popularity is falling as corruption allegations threaten to swamp his administration
Anthony Stimler admits to money laundering and violating US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
High-ranking cleric accused of embezzlement has legal immunity lifted by Pope
Looting that followed Zuma’s jailing was orchestrated sabotage attempt
The most important safeguard against authoritarianism is an independent judiciary
Sunday election set to sweep veteran conservative leader from power
Decision to sentence former president to jail time confirms constitutional court’s status as bulwark of democracy
Civil society activists hail sentencing of former president over failure to attend inquiry into corruption
A transnational institution could prosecute those whose governments are unable or unwilling to
President Zelensky continues crackdown against Ukrainian oligarchs with ties to Moscow
Dong Hong worked with Wang Qishan on anti-graft drive before being accused of ‘serious violations’
Move by financial prosecutor follows Swiss probe into Riad Salamé’s dealings abroad
Tensions risk hobbling public prosecutor’s office before it has begun
Watchdog under fire as Kazakh miner sues over alleged mishandling of probe and encouraging of a lawyer’s misconduct
European public prosecutor says Finland and Slovenia ‘lack sincere co-operation’
Romanian expects difficulties but says new public prosecutor’s office is ready
London sometimes seems keener to help the Biden administration’s efforts than Brussels
Sebastian Kurz to be investigated for allegedly making ‘false statements’ to parliamentary committee
Influential official in gas-rich state questioned over corruption as emirate steps up transparency drive
US increases scrutiny of how groups enjoying bumper profits win business in resource-rich countries
Cash for curtains — and the dissing of John Lewis — may prove toxic for the prime minister
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