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SA's mediocre performance on 2024 Rule of Law index is predictable - Corruption Watch

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South Africa has dropped another point on the World Justice Project's Rule of Law index for 2024. The country did not fare too badly in most categories, but was let down by a poor score in the Absence of Corruption section. The post SA’s mediocre performance on 2024 Rule of Law index is predictable appeared first on Corruption Watch.
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SA's mediocre performance on 2024 Rule of Law index is predictable - Corruption Watch

South Africa has dropped another point on the World Justice Project's Rule of Law index for 2024. The country did not fare too badly in most categories, but was let down by a poor score in the Absence of Corruption section. The post SA’s mediocre performance on 2024 Rule of Law index is predictable appeared first on Corruption Watch.

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Brussels will examine the 'Begoña Act' in its visit to Spain on 31 March for the report on the rule of law

The European Parliament keeps open the complaints that the rule violates Community law. More information: The PP rejects the 'Begoña Law' that pushes the PSOE to curtail the popular accusation and 'give folder to its corruption'

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