Ethics and integrity commission chief says overhaul is crucial to help restore trust in standards

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IPHR and State Capture Accountability Project release a new guide for policymakers responsible for creating, implementing and overseeing host government policy to prevent and respond to transnational ...

International Partnership for Human Rights (IPHR) and State Capture Accountability Project  are jointly publishing a new report assessing the response to transnational repression in Germany. This repo...

Our coverage of stories relating to state capture from around the globe. Click to read "Captured!", by SCAP, a Substack publication. Launched 2 hours ago.

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The ‘Extraordinary Committee’ of independent experts – appointed by President Ramaphosa – submits the G20’s first-ever report on global inequality today The Committee above all urges the creation of a new ‘International Panel on Inequality’ to inform policymaking internationally and by governments – inspired by the IPCC New analysis published in the report

This document sets out the principles that the international community should follow to address economic complicity in international crimes

Today’s Guest Post is by Robert Barrington, Professor of Anti-Corruption Practice at the Centre for the Study of Corruption, University of Sussex (UK) and formerly the Chair of Transparency Interna…

Letters: Sanctions can play an important role in deterring the operation of criminal networks, writes Alex Prezanti; plus a letter from Ian Mynot

Our monthly news digest from the world of sanctions and export controls for December 2024. Happy New Year!

Our monthly digest from the world of sanctions and export controls for November 2024.

Labour peer says she will combat ‘corruption and the illicit finance that flows from it, both at home and abroad’

Restrictive measures or ‘sanctions’ are an essential tool of the EU’s Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP), which aim to promote the objectives of the CFSP, such as democracy, the rule of law, hu...

Mark Webster sets out the economic, political and social impact of state capture.

The term ‘state capture’, first coined in 2000, has gradually evolved over the past two decades. Originally focused on undue influence exerted by new industrialists over state institutions in post-Sov...