12.6.2009 by HoisseBig.

11.06.2009  

Partner der Westlichen Aussenpolitik, welche durch und durch korrupt ist.

Korruption in Afrikas Ölstaaten

Das Schwarzgeld kommt ans Licht

Nach dem Tod von Gabuns Langzeitherrscher Bongo muss sein Clan dessen Vermögen aufteilen - und vor der Justiz retten. VON FRANÇOIS MISSER

Das Ermittlungsverfahren gegen ihn läuft auch nach seinem Tod weiter: Omar Bongo.    Foto: dpa

Nach dem Tod von Gabuns Präsident Omar Bongo kommt sein Vermögen ins Visier der Öffentlichkeit. Ein in Frankreich laufendes Ermittlungsverfahren, das Transparency International und die Nichtregierungsorganisationen Sherpa und Survie gegen Bongo angestrengt haben, soll trotz seines Todes weiterlaufen, bekräftigte jetzt ein Anwalt der Kläger: “Mehrere seiner Angehörigen sind ebenfalls betroffen”, so William Bourdon, Anwalt von Transparency International….

http://www.taz.de/1/politik/

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12.6.2009 by HoisseBig.

The full UN report on Kosovo

Posted: 11 Jun 2009 08:57 AM PDT

June 11 (Kosovo Times) - With the help of colleagues from other Kosovo media we have managed to obtain from diplomatic circles in New York a copy of the United Nations Secretary General report on Kosovo to be presented to the Security Council on 17 June 2009. The report has an annex on the activities of the EULEX mission on Kosovo.

The full report is available in our PDF library.

Not clear who is going to oversee the financing of political parties in Kosovo

Posted: 11 Jun 2009 10:31 AM PDT

Funding of political parties in Kosovo remains very mysterious and with a lot of doubts. Funding of campaigns is not made transparent, while sponsorship that comes from business or from other sources are not made transparent either.

June 11 (RTK) - Very little is known in Kosovo from where the Kosovo political parties get their funds. On the Auditor General website, all auditing reports for all those organizations that are funded by the Kosovo budget are published. However, the report on political parties is missing here, and this is so not due to some technical error, but the Auditor is not legally obliged to do auditing of the political parties.

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12.6.2009 by Atahualpa.

Der Albanische Justiz Minister
Enkeled Alibeaj ist nun mal ein Debakel und sein Vater hat ein illegale besetztes Grundstück mit 600 qm legalisieren lassen. Einzige Qualifikation wohl ein geschencktes Jura Diplom, weil er der Freund vom Sohn des PM ist. Nach  den Wahlen wird er für EU Politiker und die EU Mission EURALIUS nicht mehr tragbar sein.

Albania President Calls for Justice Reform

Tirana | 12 June 2009 |

Bamir Topi

Only two weeks before the June 28 parliamentary elections, Albanian President Bamir Topi has called on parties to present their positions on justice reform. “It very important that political parties express clearly what they intend to do with the reform of the justice system,” Albania’s head of state said in a meeting of the High Council of Justice.

Recalling that most of the laws regarding the justice system in Albania required both the vote of the majority and opposition to pass, Topi called on political parties to present their visions of reforms of the system before Albanians head to the ballot.

Once in office, Albanian parties often clash with the justice system due to the high levels of corruption within the country and a culture of political impunity.

Albania’s current electoral campaign has been mostly dominated by more populist themes so far, including reform in rural areas, aimed at eradicating poverty, and working towards visa liberalisation and EU integration.

The two main political parties, the Democrats of Prime Minister Sali Berisha and the Socialists of Tirana Mayor Edi Rama, have still not published their governing platforms for the next for year.

siehe auch http://www.albania.de/alb/index.php?p=1193

http://balkanforum.org/thread.php?postid=7780

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