Ukraine’s Constitutional Court cancels penalties for corruption, lying on official asset declarations, as anti-corruption backtracking gathers momentum

By Ben Aris in Berlin October 28, 2020

The assault on Ukraine’s anti-corruption infrastructure continues to gather pace after the Constitutional Court nixed penalties for officials for taking bribes and for lying on the mandatory asset ...


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