Anti-corruption Directory

Anticorruption efforts in Moscow Region insufficient - Prosecutor's office

Anticorruption efforts in Moscow Region leave much to be desired, even despite recent police reform - regional prosecutor's office.

14:17 16.09.2011

The National Anti-Corruption Committee

Address: 6 Nikoloyamskaya St., Moscow, Russia, 109189

Phone: +7 (495) 915 50 67

Site:

The National Anti-Corruption Committee was established by the foundation conference on Sept. 29, 2010. The conference adopted a statement signed by all the committee members, as well as a committee charter. Committee agencies were also instituted.

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The Russian Presidential Anti-Corruption Council

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Site: http://state.kremlin.ru/council/12/news

The Russian Presidential Anti-Corruption Council was established by Presidential Decree No. 815 on “Measures Against Corruption,” dated May 19, 2008, to create an anti-corruption system in Russia and to eliminate the root causes of corruption.

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Transparency International - R

Address: 1 Nikoloyamskaya str., Moscow, Russia, 109189

Phone: +7 (495) 915 00 19

Site: http://www.transparency.org.ru/

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