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What to think when Russia walks into the Olympic stadium

5 August 2016 in Sport

For a Russian, waiting for the Olympics to begin is not easy. There are many conflicting emotions and questions. Is it right to ban some but not all athletes? Do we blame our Ministry of Sport for devising a doping programme and cover-up, the International Olympic Committee or the World Anti-Doping Agency? Is it only […]

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Anti-corruption compliance in Russia: a way forward

19 September 2014 in Access to information, Accountability, Civil society, Europe and Central Asia, Impunity, Measurement and Research, Politics and government, Private sector, Whistleblowing

Tackling corruption and developing anti-corruption practices is becoming an increasingly serious topic for the Russian private sector. Recently, Transparency International Russia published the report “Transparency of Corporate Reporting and Anti-Corruption Policy in Russian Private Enterprise: Compliance as a Competitive Advantage” (English version here) with the aim of analysing the implementation of compliance policy in medium-sized […]

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