Daily Corruption News: 8 October 2012

Posted 8 October 2012

China: 'Wall of shame' symbolises China's corruption woes
BBC

It is China's wall of shame - dozens of portraits of officials jailed for corruption in recent years.

Global: TeliaSonera to investigate Uzbek licence
Financial Times

Global: Anti-corruption compliance requires focus on intermediaries, executive awareness, experts say
TrustLaw

Australia: RBA keeps some documents private in Securency bribe probe
Businessweek

France: Un total de trente policiers suspendus à Marseille (A total of thirty police officers suspended in Marseille)
Agence France-Presse

Italy: Corruption is seen as a drain on Italy’s South
The New York Times

Liberia: Liberia laureates: Gbowee attacks Sirleaf on corruption
BBC

Papua New Guinea: PNG people lost billions to corruption
Australian Associated Press

India: The woes of Robert Vadra
The Wall Street Journal blogs

On the blog: Hackers use technology to fight corruption
Web feature: Monitoring climate money: top-down meets bottom-up

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