Spotlight on Corruption works to end corruption within the UK and wherever the UK has influence
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We track how the UK enforces its anti-corruption laws
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We research ways in which they can be improved
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We investigate cases where anti-corruption laws have been broken
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We hold the government and enforcement bodies to account for ensuring anti-corruption laws work properly
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Our most recent blogs, publication and research
Is enforcement in the UK to end the UK’s role in corruption working?
Blog by Susan Hawley for Centre for Study of Corruption at Sussex University on whether aid funded enforcement efforts in the UK to track corrupt...
Spotlight on Corruption statement to the OECD’s Working Group on Bribery
We made the following statement to the OECD's Working Group on Bribery external stakeholders event, urging action by the Group on: having sanctions...
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Delve into our work on the UK’s anti-corruption laws, enforcement and emerging issues
Another great example of why the @HMCTSgovuk needs to develop an open data approach to court material @JTownend
Great news for use of this new tool. But hope this doesn't replace criminal justice outcomes for the bad guys. https://twitter.com/KoosCouvee/status/1214486356266770432
Just before Christmas, @UKSFO's sixth DPA was released just as individuals involved were acquitted by a court. Does the SFO need to change its prosecution strategy or are the rules on what evidence can be admitted to courts in these cases tying its hands? https://fcpablog.com/2019/12/23/guralp-receives-uk-dpa-individuals-acquitted/