Corruption: Canada slowly pushes for corporate transparency PLANT
The veil of Canadian corporate secrecy that helps fuel global corruption is slowly lifting, but not fast enough for some critics.
Time to Prepare for the EU’s New Whistleblower Protection Rules | Corporate Counsel Law.com
The proposed rules aim to bring consistency to whistleblower protection standards across the EU where only 10 of 28 member countries have comprehensive …
Odebrecht: Gigantic corruption scandal shows no sign of waning BBC News
Latin America’s economic boom of the previous decade brought a much-needed boost to the region’s infrastructure. Cities like Caracas and Lima expanded their …
Fighting corruption: European Union backs rules to protect whistleblowers Business Standard
The new rules — proposed by the executive European Commission a year ago — must still be formally approved by EU countries that have already shown …
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Legal experts and whistleblowers share advice on how to say something when you see something.
Report Ranks Global Industries With the Highest Corruption Risks | Corporate Counsel Law.com
Global companies operating in the construction industry face a minefield of corruption threats, according to a new report that ranks industries and countries …
Harvard Continues Lobbying Efforts in Support of Federal Student Aid | News Harvard Crimson
Amidst renewed efforts in the nation’s capital to reauthorize the Higher Education Act, University President Lawrence S. Bacow detailed his priorities for any …
Trump’s Pick for Interior Dept. Continued Lobbying After Officially Vowing to Stop, New Files Show The New York Times
An invoice and other documents indicate that the nominee, David Bernhardt, continued to lobby after he filed official papers promising that he would no longer …
As Global Democracy Stumbles, Corruption Flourishes | Corporate Counsel Law.com
Transparency International says the continued failure of most countries to significantly control corruption is contributing to a crisis in democracy…
