On 28th May, the Swedish Anti-corruption Institute and the Ministry for Foreign Affairs hosted a seminar titled “The future of Anti-corruption work – International tendencies and challenges”.
The Swedish Anti-corruption Institute will be participating in the annual politicians week in Almedalen this year.
On May 14, the Swedish Anti-Corruption Institute (IMM) welcomed representatives from the Tunisian Anti-Corruption Agency (INLUCC) and the ambassador of Tunisia in Sweden.
The annual Politician’s Week in Almedalen is approaching and for the fourth consecutive year, IMM will attend.
On 23 April, the European Commission presented a proposal for a new minimum standard directive regarding protection for whistleblowers who report breaches of EU law.
