anticorruption_infrastructure
Dangerous Joy: Avakov’s Resignation
It appears that no one has ever said so much about any minister. The surname “Avakov” and the prefix “minister” have been inseparable for more
July 15, 2021
May 28, 2021
Fight for Anti-Corruption Infrastructure Goes On
One of the demands of the Maidan in 2013-2014 was, first of all, the fight against grand corruption. Since then, it has been a difficult
December 19, 2020
Another anti-corruption year: we keep fighting no matter what
Ukraine in December 2019 and December 2020 is the same country with the same people. However, in just a year, the “basic” direction for updates–I
December 10, 2020
Special Prosecutors for Extraordinary Corruption: What Happens Next
On July 8, the second stage of interviews is starting with candidates for the positions of anti-corruption prosecutors for SAPO. In fact, this will be
July 8, 2020
Uncharted Waters on Zelenskyy’s Anti-Corruption Map
A year ago, during his inaugural address, Zelenskyy promised to build a country of opportunities where everyone would be equal before the law and live
Negative Trends and Low Awareness: A Couple of Things about EUACI/NACP Study
The EU Anti-Corruption Initiative in Ukraine and the National Agency for Corruption Prevention have presented a new study on the situation with corruption in Ukraine.
May 19, 2020
ARMA Can and Should Work More Effectively: New Draft Law
Prior to 2015, the assets seized in criminal proceedings were either in safe custody of the suspect/accused, or of the investigator/prosecutor himself. However, such storage
April 27, 2020
TI Ukraine’s Three Key Achievements in 2019
TI Ukraine has recently presented its Annual Report 2019. The organization’s Executive Director Andrii Borovyk has shared its main achievements based on each strategic priority
April 1, 2020
Protection of Whistleblowers: Step One
The whistleblower of the Italian Mafia, Roberto Saviano, has been under police protection since 2006. The Mafia has announced the hunt for him after the
February 3, 2020
