Watchdog warns of attempts to circumvent the law
Ljubljana, 12 December - The Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK) held a roundtable on Thursday to wrap up its anti-corruption awareness week. The main event of the campaign was dedicated to abuse of legal loopholes. Attempts to circumvent the law are detected mostly in areas pertaining to conflict of interest and business restrictions.
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The Corruption Prevention Week's main event dedicated to efforts to address legal loopholes.
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Delo journalist Barbara Eržen takes part in a Corruption Prevention Week debate dedicated to efforts to address legal loopholes.
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Law expert Barbara Rajgelj takes part in a Corruption Prevention Week debate dedicated to efforts to address legal loopholes.
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Luka Koper chairwoman Nevenka Kržan takes part in a Corruption Prevention Week debate dedicated to efforts to address legal loopholes.
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Anti-graft watchdog head Robert Šumi takes part in a Corruption Prevention Week debate dedicated to efforts to address legal loopholes.
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Hrastnik Mayor Marko Funkl takes part in a Corruption Prevention Week debate dedicated to efforts to address legal loopholes.
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The Corruption Prevention Week's main event dedicated to efforts to address legal loopholes.
Photo: Bor Slana/STA
Ljubljana
The Corruption Prevention Week's main event dedicated to efforts to address legal loopholes.
Photo: Bor Slana/STA
Ljubljana
The Corruption Prevention Week's main event dedicated to efforts to address legal loopholes.
Photo: Bor Slana/STA
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