Say No to Corruption: The Integrity Bulletin

The Integrity Bulletin Launched to Cover Corruption Issues

Say No to Corruption: The Integrity Bulletin

“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.

In the latest September 2024 issue of The Integrity Bulletin, you can read that a global stop-payment mechanism developed by INTERPOL has helped Singapore authorities make their largest ever recovery of funds defrauded in a business email compromise scam, a new research report reveals rampant judicial corruption in India, a corruption complaint has been filed against a judge and an advocate who are operating in a citywide construction-cum-corruption scandal, and the Delhi High Court has issued a contempt notice to Wikipedia, which is a free online encyclopedia available to information seekers around the world.

Congress is holding humdrum protests to highlight the alleged money laundering scandal of oligarch Gautam Adani, in an ongoing Perception Survey for 2024 Corruption Research Project in India, 89% of the respondents say that India is a corrupt country, the Council of Europe’s Group of States against Corruption (GRECO) calls for determined measures to prevent corruption in Italy in respect of persons with top executive functions, and global businesses should not invest and set up their operations in India because of lethal pollution and extreme corruption in all parts of the country.

Access Info Europe has announced the launch of the Access Info Impact Award which celebrates those who have used their right to information to have a positive impact on society and the cooperative group housing societies (CGHS) of Delhi have become dangerous centres of crime and corruption.

You can click here to download the magazine and share it with your colleagues so that they could support this anti-corruption activity.

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