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Subject Corruption Crossroads: An important discussion, now accessible to all
Date March 7, 2025 9:22 AM
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These are exceptional times in the fight against corruption and organized crime. To ensure everyone has a chance to understand the seriousness of this moment and the challenges we are facing in the months ahead, we have decided to make our most recent OCCRP Briefing available to all — regardless of membership status or ability to donate. We hope the discussion among leading experts in the field will inspire you to take action. Thank you for being a part of the OCCRP community.


** Corruption Crossroads: How the U.S. Retreat Affects Policy, Compliance, and Accountability
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The U.S. has long played a central role in global anti-corruption enforcement. But as its commitment weakens, the global consequences are mounting.

What does this shift mean for financial crime enforcement, corporate due diligence, international policy, and the future of investigative journalism? How will companies, compliance professionals, foreign governments, and advocacy organizations navigate this new reality?

OCCRP brings together leading experts to assess the risks, explore potential responses, and examine the growing challenges in the fight against corruption.
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** Speakers
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Jodi Vittori, Co-Chair for Global Politics and Security, Georgetown University

Casey Michel, Head of Combating Kleptocracy Program, Human Rights Foundation, and Author, Foreign Agents: How American Lobbyists and Lawmakers Threaten Democracy Around the World

Oliver Bullough, Author, Butler to the World: How Britain Helps the World's Worst People Launder Money, Commit Crimes, and Get Away with Anything

Drew Sullivan, Publisher and Co-Founder, OCCRP

Moderator: Alexandra Gillies
Chief Impact Officer, OCCRP

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