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Special Reuters Report - By Hereward Holland and Pascal Fletcher in Juba  Deng Athuai Mawiir knows about the dangers of fighting the corruption that...
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Geneva  - A key rights committee of the United Nations labour agency today identified five countries where it says worker-rights violations – some...
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Paris - Ethics training can be a major tool in fighting corruption in developing countries, according to the results of the latest quarterly World...
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