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Daily Corruption News: 25 June 2012

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Posted 25 June 2012

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USA: Officers, exhorted to report corruption, still fear retaliation

In the hallways of Police Headquarters and precinct station houses, posters exhort officers to call the Internal Affairs Bureau if they observe corruption.



More news

Afghanistan: Lucrative Afghan oil deal was awarded properly, Karzai says
The New York Times

Cuba: Cuba on FATF money laundering blacklist
Trinidad & Tobago Guardian

Philippines: Philippines avoids money-laundering blacklist
Agence France-Presse

Ukraine: Ukraine court delays Tymoshenko trial for third time
France24

USA: Border Patrol agents set for corruption trial
Associated Press



Blogs and opinion

Global: Business responsibility for its social impacts: moving beyond CSR
The Guardian

Global: Companies show little concern about UK Bribery Act enforcement
The Wall Street Journal



News from Transparency International

On the blog: Hamburg's Transparency Law to open government more than ever

New release: Ground-breaking assurance framework helps businesses build robust bribery prevention systems





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