Anti-corruption training for the BRICS countries
On June 19-24, the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) hosted an anti-corruption training for anti-corruption specialists from the BRICS countries in Vienna (Austria).
Conference on Combating Corruption in Kazakhstan
On June 16, the director of the Anti-Corruption Center took part in the conference "Perspectives of Enhancing Corruption Activities in the Republic Of Kazakhstan".
Expert group meeting on non-criminal liability for corruption
On May 2-3, the UNODC hosted an expert group meeting on civil and administrative liability for corruption. Anti-corruption practitioners from 20+ countries participated in the EGM.
International Conference on Corruption Prevention in Kazakhstan
The Director of the Anti-Corruption Center participated in the conference "International Standards and Measures for Corruption Prevention" held in Astana, Kazakhstan.
Forum on Business Integrity in Uzbekistan
The Director of the HSE Anti-Corruption Center participated in the 2nd Forum “Integrity in the Business Community of Uzbekistan”.
Participation in the 5th Hongqiao Economic Forum
The Director of the HSE Anti-Corruption Center took part in the conference "Compliance and Business Integrity in the Belt and Road Initiative".
Conference of the International Association of Schools and Institutes of Administration
On July 25-29, the International Association of Schools and Institutes of Administration (IASIA) held its annual conference in Rabat, Morocco.
UNODC Panel Discussion on Anti-Corruption Education
On 15 June 2022, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) organised a panel discussion focused on anti-corruption education and awareness-raising in the framework of a session of the Open-ended Intergovernmental Working Group on Prevention.
BRICS Online Anti-Corruption Workshop
On 26 May, the Chinese BRICS Chairmanship organised a virtual workshop on Anti-Corruption and Economic Development .
Cure for Levity: Why Compliance Should be Hard
Every year, ever more companies and their employees across the world are prosecuted for bribery in international business transactions by the U.S. law enforcement authorities. These investigations are often used with the aim to not only counter corruption but also as a means of international competition. The ways to mitigate these risks have been discussed in a round table hosted by the Higher School of Economics Universit. The keynote speaker of the event was Mr. Frédérique Pierucci, a former top manager of the French company Alstom, who had been arrested and served a long-term imprisonment in the United States and, after his release, made considerable efforts to improve the French anti-corruption legislation.