Corruption in European Countries Part 2

CZECH REPUBLIC Criminal Code of the Czech Republic 1. Section 331 – Accepting Bribes 2. Section 332 – Bribery 3. Section 333 – Indirect Corruption 4. Section 334 – Common Provisions 5. Part 127 – Public official Anti-Corruption Authorities 1. Unit for Combating Corruption and Financial Crime (ÚOKFK) 2. Institute for Public Administration Prague 3. Public Prosecutor’s Office of the Czech Republic 4. Departments of Serious Economic Crime and Financial Crime 5. Public Attorney – Ombudsman 6. Financial Analytical Unit (FAU) 7. Government Anti-Corruption Committee 8. Inter-ministerial Coordination Group for Fight against Corruption 9. Cabinet of the Government 10. Frank Bold 11. Oživení 12. The Czech Republic has ratified Czech Prime Minister Resigns during a Scandal over Spying and Corruption Former Czech Prime Minister Charged with Bribery SLOVAKIA Criminal Code of Slovakia 1. Section 328 2. Section 329 3. Section 330 4. Section 332 5. Section 333 6. Section 334 7. Section 336 Anti-Corruption Authorities 1. Ministry of the Interior – Bureau for the Fight against Corruption 2. National Crime Agency/National Anti-Corruption Unit 3. Special Criminal Court 4. Public Prosecutor’s Office 5. Anti-Corruption Unit 6. Anti-Corruption Department 7. The Role of Non-governmental Organizations Independent Associations and the Media 8. Measures in the Field of Fight against Organized Crime and Corruption 9. Transparency International Slovakia Judge Charged with Accepting a Bribe Before the Elections in Slovakia a Corruption Scandal was Announced Corruption Parliamentary Elections and the Return of the Social Democratic Party