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| EU highlights challenge of corruption, human rights Friday, 21 November 2008 | Vong Sokheng Officials acknowledge progress, but urge civil society and government to work together to resolve pressing issues THE European Union delegation to Cambodia has called on civil society groups, government officials and the international community to support the country's future development. In a two-day political dialogue between the European Commission (EC) - the EU's executive body - and the government, EC officials highlighted major concerns in the areas of judicial reform,... + Full Story | Another Articles | |
| Zimbabwe: Right to Know Violated Thursday, 20 November 2008 | ARTICLE 19 It’s been more than two weeks since Zimbabweans went to the polls to elect a legislature and President. But instead of the outcome of the elections, Zimbabwe’s ruling ZANU-PF party led by President Robert Mugabe has delivered harsh crackdowns and stonewalling to the electorate. Read more detail, click to download PDF + Full Story | Another Articles
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| Corruption Case in Kep City (Case Study) Friday, 04 April 2008 | CSD Through the public forum on “Local Governance” which has held in Kampot province. One officer alleged the officers of Department of Education of Kep City for commitment of fund fraudulent. According to the Sub-decree No. 102 dated October, 2002 issued by the Council of Ministers, the Royal Government of Cambodia decided to provide the additional monthly allowance to all teachers who work in unfavorable areas in the amount of 40,000 Riels. >>>> Read... + Full Story | Another Articles | |
| Top Nigerian anti-graft official quits Friday, 21 November 2008 | Nick Tattersall LAGOS (Reuters) - One of Nigeria's top anti-graft officials has resigned after failing to report suspicious payments made from a state government account, the latest setback for a body plagued by controversy. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) said on Thursday Asishana Okauru had resigned as head of its Financial Intelligence Unit after questions over why he did not report suspect transactions from a Rivers state government account. "He was queried in October... + Full Story | Another Articles | |
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