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Too many European countries are failing to effectively implement and enforce their anti-corruption laws, while several are rapidly backsliding
Our global movement works in over 100 countries to end the injustice of corruption by promoting transparency, accountability and integrity.
We define corruption as the abuse of entrusted power for private gain.
To end corruption we must first understand it. That’s why we look at what causes corruption and what works against it.
To end corruption, we advocate for power to be held accountable. Everywhere.
Too many European countries are failing to effectively implement and enforce their anti-corruption laws, while several are rapidly backsliding.
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As corruption worsens globally, a decline in bold, accountable leadership is undermining reform.
