“The UN Convention against Corruption changed the way we understand corruption itself.” Corruption is not just about bribery. It also includes weaknesses in politics, public administration and the economy that allow corrupt practices to take root. So how do we know if countries are keeping their promises to fight corruption? Through a review process that helps them see what is working, identify gaps and improve their anti-corruption efforts. Watch the video to learn why this peer review process

4.4K views · 79 reactions | Singson urges youth to continue peaceful anti-corruption movements #MorningMatters | Former Ilocos Sur Governor Chavit Singson urged the youth to continue engaging in peaceful movements against government corruption. | ONE News | Facebook

Tindig Pilipinas urges peaceful anti-corruption protests, opposes Senate leadership change #AfternoonDelight | Sylvia Claudio, co-convenor of Tindig Pilipinas, urged people to stay engaged in anti-corruption movements, emphasizing that protests should remain peaceful. She added that the group opposes any change in Senate leadership, saying some politicians are just playing with the public’s outrage. | ONE News