Reporting from the Sixth Session of the CoSP to the U.N. Convention Against Corruption

The Sixth Session of the Conference of the State Parties (CoSP) to the United Nations Convention against Corruption is currently being held in St. Petersburg, Russia. Professor Juliet Sorensen (Northwestern University School of Law) and two Northwestern law students (Michelle Kennedy and Cassandra Myers) have been reporting on (and from) the conference regarding international corruption issues. We will be reposting their reports this week, so keep checking back for more:   

Nov. 4, 2015: Finding A Solution To The Public – Private Corruption Dichotomy

Nov. 4, 2015: International Efforts in Support of the Recovery of Stolen Assets

Nov. 6, 2015: Addressing Corruption In An Era Of Climate Change

Nov. 6, 2015: The Benefits and Tribulations of Open Data in Decreasing Corruption

Nov. 6, 2015: Combating Corruption Through Education

Nov. 6, 2015: Increasing Awareness And Cooperation To Thwart Cultural Heritage Corruption

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