NED Supports Anti-Corruption Efforts

International Anti-Corruption Day is observed by the international community every year on December 9. Corruption is a pervasive, corrosive problem in many countries that undermines public confidence in government institutions, threatens human rights protections, and destabilizes individual countries, regions and the international order. The National Endowment for Democracy supports the work of many courageous groups and individuals who have fought to expose corruption at the highest levels, in turn risking their careers, their freedom, and their very lives.

 

The Big Question: How Will the COVID-19 Pandemic Affect Transnational Kleptocracy?

While it is too early to understand the full impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is likely that with global attention trained on containing and responding to the virus, kleptocratic financial flows are receiving less scrutiny.

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Q&A With Judge Mark Wolf on Kleptocracy and the International Anti-Corruption Court

Melissa Aten, of the International Forum for Democratic Studies, spoke with Judge Mark L. Wolf about the creation of an International Anti-Corruption Court as a mechanism to combat transnational kleptocracy.

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#NEDEvents: Corruption in Central America

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