#19IACC in Seoul, Korea
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IACC SPEAKERS
Sanjay Pradhan
Chief Executive Officer, Open Government Partnership @18th IACC
Lise Kingo
Chief Executive Officer & Executive Director, UN Global Compact @18th IACC
Barbara Trionfi
Executive Director, International Press Institute @18th IACC
Natascha Linn Felix
Chair, Transparency International Denmark @18th IACC
Pascale Hélène Dubois
Integrity Vice President, World Bank Group @18th IACC
Kwesi Quartey
Deputy Chairperson, African Union Commission @18th IACC
Kumi Naidoo
Secretary General - Designate, Amnesty International @18th IACC
Kristalina Georgeva
Chief Executive Officer, the World Bank @18th IACC
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
Chair, Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI)& Former Minister of Finance, Nigeria & Former Managing Director, World [email protected] IACC
Patricia Moreira
Managing Director, Transparency International @18th IACC
Mark Moody Stuart
Chairman, Global Compact Foundation @18th IACC
Rose Gill Hearn
Principal Municipal Integrity, Bloomberg Associates @18th IACC
Achim Steiner
Administrator, United Nations Development Programme @18th IACC
Sarah Chayes
Former Senior Fellow, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace @18th IACC
Ulla Tørnæs
Minister for Development Cooperation, Denmark @18th IACC
Beverley McLachlin
17th Chief Justice, the Supreme Court of Canada @18th IACC
Delia Matilde Ferreira
Chair of the Board, Transparency International @18th IACC
Lars Løkke Rasmussen
Prime Minister, Denmark @18th IACC
Peter Eigen
Founder and Chairman Advisory Council, Transparency International @18th IACC
Chen Guomeng
Director General of the Department of Case Review, National Commission of Supervision, People's Republic of China @18th IACC
Thomas Hugues
Executive Director, Article 19 @18th IACC
Monique Villa
Chief Executive Officer, Thomson Reuters Foundation @18th IACC
Jorge Hage
Former Comptroller General, Brazil @18th IACC
Geoff Healy
Chief External Affairs Officer, BHP @18th IACC
Huguette Labelle
Chair, IACC Council @18th IACC
Patrick Alley
Co-Founder, Global Witness @18th IACC
Claudia Escobar
Former Magistrate, Court of Appeals of Guatemala @18th IACC
Mu Sochua
Politician, Cambodia & Former Member of Parliament, Battambang @18th IACC
Will Fitzgibbon
Reporter, International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) @18th IACC
Gabriela Ramos
Chief of Staff and Sherpa to the G20, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development @18th IACC
Investigative Journalism Project: Trafficking in Impunity
In recent years, Nepal has become a major source of human trafficking, as poverty and repeated earthquakes have crippled an already fragile economy. But more dangerous than earthquakes is an absence of accountability for the powerful figures behind trafficking networks. Human traffickers enjoy impunity thanks to strong ties to politicians, police bribery and their skill at exploiting loopholes in the system, according to anti-slavery campaigners. Despite the rise of trafficking, arrests are rare, and largely limited to low-level operatives. Those at the top of the chain typically escape prosecution.
About the IACC
The International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC) is the world’s premier global forum for bringing together heads of state, civil society, the private sector and more to tackle the increasingly sophisticated challenges posed by corruption.
Established in 1983, the IACC takes place usually every two years in a different region of the world, and hosts from 800 to 2000 participants from over 135 countries worldwide.
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