Conference Concludes Corruption in Europe On the Rise
Nova Gorica, 6 November - Participants of the 9th annual conference of the European Partners Against Corruption (EPAC) agreed in Nova Gorica on Friday that corruption in Europe was on the rise and increasingly manifested itself in forms which represented violation of human rights, primarily the principle of the equality before the law.
Nova Gorica
A press conference after the conclusion of the two-day annual conference of the European Partners Against Corruption (EPAC).
Head of the Slovenian Corruption Prevention Commission, Drago Kos (right), and EPAC president Martin Kreutner.
Photo: Marko Cencic/STA
Nova Gorica
Head of the Slovenian Corruption Prevention Commission, Drago Kos at a press conference after the conclusion of the two-day annual conference of the European Partners Against Corruption (EPAC).
Photo: Marko Cencic/STA
Nova Gorica
A press conference after the conclusion of the two-day annual conference of the European Partners Against Corruption (EPAC).
Photo: Marko Cencic/STA
Nova Gorica
The president of the European Partners Against Corruption (EPAC), Martin Kreutner, at a press conference after the conclusion of the two-day annual conference of the EPAC.
Photo: Marko Cencic/STA
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