Daily Corruption News: 29 June 2012
Today's top story
Vatican City: Vatican bank, known for secrecy, opens its doors in effort towards transparency
Associated Press
The Vatican bank, one of the more secretive institutions of the secrecy-obsessed Vatican, opened itself up to a little external scrutiny Thursday in a bid to show it's serious about fighting money-laundering and being more financially transparent.
More news
Global: United notions: Victory for James Wasserstrom, the UN's leading whistleblower
The Economist
Kenya: Kenyans use coffins to protest corruption
News24
Papua New Guinea: Battle to keep PNG ballot boxes safe
The Sydney Morning Herald
Senegal: Senegal’s Sall seeks parliament control for graft fight
Bloomberg
Ukraine: Corruption blamed for AIDS non-treatment
Associated Press
USA: Two former Chicago politicians charged with corruption
Reuters
Blogs and opinion
Vietnam: Vietnamese parents panicky about nation’s poor schools
The Washington Times
News from Transparency International
Web feature: Are we there yet? The World Bank's anti-corruption record
On the blog: Wanted: A replacement for "petty"
