Transparency International - Daily Corruption News (9 Oct 2015)

9 October 2015 Today's top story India: Arvind Kejriwal sacks Cabinet Minister Asim Ahmed Khan over corruption charges NDTV Arvind Kejriwal, the Chief Minister of Delhi, today called a press conference to announce that he was sacking a minister caught asking for bribe. "I will not even spare my son, Manish Sisodia or anyone else if he is corrupt," he declared.

More news Greece: Watchdog sees little political will in battle against corruption Ekathimerini Indonesia: Police in Indonesia arrest student for filming bribery Tech in Asia Malaysia: Malaysia arrests lawyer critical of PM Najib Reuters Mexico: TPP deal requires action on corruption Mexico News Daily Thailand: Meechai seeks advice to fight graft Bangkok Post Tunisia: Tunisia's National Dialogue Quartet wins Nobel Peace Prize USA Today UK: Freedom of information commission not very free with its information The Guardian USA: Ex-Chicago Public Schools leader charged with corruption Associated Press

Multimedia of the week Global: ¿Hay corrupción en la ONU? Director de Transparencia Internacional – América habló en NTN24 sobre el polémico tema NTN24 (TI mention)

Blogs and opinion Global: FIFA suspensions highlight stubbornness of status quo Al Jazeera America (TI mention) Global: Tax transparency: Keeping the public in the dark? Euobserver (TI mention)

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