U.N. panel decries ‘rampant’ corruption

Governments lose trillions of dollars a year to corruption, money laundering and tax avoidance that could aid people in poverty, a U.N. panel reported.

By Arete News - September 24, 2020

Russian opposition activist and lawyer Lyubov Sobol with the Anti-Corruption Foundation (AN/Michał Siergiejevicz)

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