OPDAT Burma Recognizes Annual International Anti-Corruption Day

December 9, 2020
OPDAT - Burma Recognizes Annual International Anti-Corruption Day 1

 

On International Anti-Corruption Day, we recognize that corruption undermines the rule of law, a cornerstone to a democratic society.  The United Stated Department of Justice is providing $15,000 in video conferencing equipment to support the Anti-Corruption Commission’s communication capabilities.  This support will enable improved virtual communications between Nay Pyi Taw and its branch offices in Yangoon and Mandalay.

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Criminal Division
Criminal - Office of Overseas Prosecutorial Development, Assistance & Training

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