Ethics Series — The Blight of Corruption: Does the World Need an International Anti-Corruption Court?
We are dealing with the blight of corruption and wonder whether we need new institutions to fight it.
The World Bank estimates 1 trillion dollars in losses annually due to corruption. The recent Pandora and Panama papers reveal how widespread the problem has become. Many believe that much of the projected spending on COVID and climate change will be skimmed off.
Here in Canada we have SNC-Lavalin which recently pleaded guilty to bribing officials in Libya which the CRA does nothing about offshore bank accounts of the super-rich.
Panellists:
- Ratna Omidvar — Senator
- Mary-Jane Bennett — Lawyer
- Robert Cribb — Massey Alumnus and Toronto Star Investigative Reporter
- Tom Axworthy — Massey Senior Fellow and Public Policy Program Chair (moderator)
Agenda
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Publications
| Author | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Mary-Jane Bennett | Money Laundering: A Domestic and Global Crisis | Report |
