News:
Minister Drábek misleads public again!
7. 5. 2012 The Anticorruption Endowment (NFPK) has evidence about that. Detail ›
NFPK concerned over developments at DPP
27. 4. 2012 NFPK sent an open letter to Prague Mayor Bohuslav Svoboda Detail ›
NFPK requests key documents from Minister Drábek
27. 4. 2012 NFPK answered a letter by Minister of Labour and Social Affairs Jaromír Drábek. Detail ›
Four Czechs out of ten expect new “November 1989”
19. 4. 2012 Forty-six percent of Czechs, Moravians and Silesians believe it is possible to do against corrupt elements Detail ›

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"Have no fear and do not steal, never steal without fear."

  • The fundamental vision of the Anticorruption Endowment is a state of affairs in which society would perceive corruption as a crime and treat corrupt elements accordingly. In such state of affairs, corruption will not be the standard but an abominable departure from normal and this view will be upheld not only by the bodies of executive and judicial power but also by citizens.
  • The degree of societal prestige enjoyed by thieves and other persons, who do not earn money through legal channels, is truly deplorable.  Opulent parties where influential politicians shake hands with mafia godfathers have become a normal occurrence. It is a shame for all of us, including those who mind but tolerate corruption.

 

Monday´s Comment ›

Would fifty mega to the trick?

14. 5. 2012, author: Petr Skočdopole
Roman Janoušek ran over a woman, who spent several weeks in hospital. He drove away from the scene of accident and when police caught him, he had 2.2 per mille alcohol content in blood. The naïve public clearly assumed on the face of these facts that the influential member of the underworld belongs to jail. detail ›
               
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