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  • Newspaper

    Albania: how one of the most corrupt countries in Europe is tackling crime at the highest level

    Albania

    Press

    Andi Hoxhaj - The Conversation

    In Albania, citizens are frequently asked to pay a bribe when using basic public services. As revealed by Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index surveys, the sectors most vulnerable to corruption, according to Albanian respondents, include politics (92%), the judiciary (81%), healthcare (80%), education (70%), police (58%), and civil services (52%). To combat this, Albania has launched Spak, a specialized anti-corruption body made up of a prosecution office, a national investigation bureau, and special courts.

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    Creative and silent protest highlighting instances of corruption in Albania

    Albania

    Video

    Qendresa Qytetare -

    In Albania, the Civic Resistance’s team held a creative protest called “The Exposition of Shame in Education.” Held in front of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, an exhibition protest, reflected over 25 scandals from the past 20 months, with at least one scandal occurring every month.

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