PAPI displays fruits of anti-corruption drive

PAPI displays fruits of anti-corruption drive

Anti-corruption efforts by the Vietnamese government have paid off spectacularly, producing the greatest improvement in a decade and reflecting a strong increase in public confidence.
Highlights in anti-corruption works in Vietnam (Infographics)

Highlights in anti-corruption works in Vietnam (Infographics)

Corruption in Vietnam is on the decline, which is contributing to maintaining the country’s political stability and strengthening people’s confidence.
Anti-corruption charge in Vietnam commended

Anti-corruption charge in Vietnam commended

Vietnam’s intensified crackdown on corruption has continued to draw praise from the international community.
Corruption fight needs fresh venom

Corruption fight needs fresh venom

Vietnam’s government is being urged by the international community and donors to take tougher action to eat away at corruption.
Fresh drive against  corruption

Fresh drive against corruption

Vietnam authorities are set to tighten their grip against corruption as proposals are being advanced to require state officials, officers of state-owned enterprises and leaders of other institutions to disclose their personal assets.
Corruption fight stepped up

Corruption fight stepped up

The government has intensified its corruption fight.
Party aims arrow at heart of corruption

Party aims arrow at heart of corruption

Vietnam Communist Party leaders have taken a major step towards amplifying the battle against corruption.
Anti-corruption initiatives for 2011 awarded

Anti-corruption initiatives for 2011 awarded

Thirty-four out of over 160 projects of the Vietnam Anti-Corruption Initiative 2011 (VACI) programme, jointly held by the Government Inspectorate and the World Bank (WB), were honoured at an award ceremony in Hanoi on August 17.

State anti-corruption body comes step closer

The anti-corruption committee to reduce bribery may be established, but under the government instead of the National Assembly, as several deputies had originally planned.