Daily Corruption News: 27 November 2012
Today's top story
Afghanistan: Kabul Bank audit details extent of fraud
The New York Times
Kabul Bank became Afghanistan’s largest financial institution by offering the promise of modern banking to people who had never had a saving or checking account.
More news
Australia: Ombudsman attacks anti-corruption commission
ABC News
Brazil: Brazil's Rousseff scrambles to contain latest scandal
Reuters
Israel: Dankner investigated for suspected securities fraud
The Jerusalem Post
Italy: Corruption probe threatens Europe’s biggest steel plant
Reuters
Korea (South): Korea's law agencies ranked most corrupt
The Korea Herald
Lebanon: A real land steal in coastal Damour
Al Akhbar English
Blogs and opinion
Global: If we want to make poverty history we've got to tackle corruption first
The Guardian
Global: Threats to civil society are rising rapidly
The Huffington Post (TI mention)
India: Can India’s fight against corruption be won at the ballot box?
TIME
News from Transparency International
On the blog: Morocco’s youth prepares for Anti-Corruption Day 2012
Web feature: Aid robbed in Uganda: what can be done?
