Daily Corruption News (21 April 2015) - Transparency International

21 April 2015 Today's top story Sri Lanka: Sri Lanka opposition demands anti-graft chief's sacking Agence France-Presse Sri Lanka's main opposition demanded Tuesday the country's anti-graft chief be sacked for summoning former president Mahinda Rajapakse to answer bribery allegations amid renewed uproar in parliament.

More news China: China's anti-corruption campaign: The greatest hits CNN Money Indonesia: Indonesia pushes overhaul of state firms as key to growth Wall Street Journal South Korea: South Korea in turmoil over corruption scandal BBC Ukraine: It's tax time in Ukraine, and financial discrepancies suggest corruption endures Radio Free Europe US: Ex-Virginia first lady McDonnell tries to get corruption convictions tossed Washington Post

Blogs and opinion Global: The foreign-bribery sinkhole at justice Wall Street Journal Guatemala: Las líneas torcidas de Guatemala y el cinismo como política de Estado (The crooked lines of Guatemala and cynicism as state policy) El Periódico (TI mention) Maldives: A nation's dying democracy The New York Times (TI mention)

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