Latest Anti-Corruption Updates
HACC to hear asset forfeiture case against customs deputy
Serhii Zviahintsev may lose a house and land plot near Kyiv after the HACC scheduled a SAPO confiscation lawsuit for review
Duties extended for former Kyiv appeals court judges
Yurii Slyva, Ihor Palenyk and Viacheslav Dziubin remain under procedural obligations until July 4 in a bribery case
NABU announces suspicion against ex-OP head Yermak
Andrii Yermak was notified of suspicion in a case involving the laundering of UAH 460 million linked to luxury construction near Kyiv
Kyiv medics suspected of bribery over disability papers
Kyiv police detained a psychiatric department head and a psychiatrist suspected of demanding $25,000 for treatment and arranging disability documents for a patient
SC to review case of ex-Ternopil regional council head
Mykhailo Golovko will face Supreme Court review after SAPO challenged the closure of his false declaration case
HACC extends duties for ex-Supreme Court chairman
Vsevolod Kniaziev had his procedural duties extended until June 30 in a bribery case involving $1.8 million in illegal benefits
Appeals court to review jurisdiction in Vecherko case
Volodymyr Vecherko challenged the jurisdiction of his case in the HACC, with the Appeals Chamber set to decide on a possible transfer
HACC sentences Rivne regional council deputy head
Serhii Svystaliuk was sentenced to 9 years in prison for bribery and influence peddling, with UAH 500,000 confiscated by court order
HACC extends duties for ex-Zaporizhzhia prosecutor
Nataliia Maksymenko had her procedural duties extended until June 29 in a bribery case involving $40,000 in illegal benefits
HACC fines ex-Kirovohrad region court chairman
Pavlo Ivchenko was fined UAH 93,500 after the HACC found him guilty of influence peddling and imposed the maximum fine allowed by law
HCJ suspends appellate commercial court judge
Liudmyla Kropyvna was suspended from administering justice pending the end of her trial over illicit enrichment and false declarations
HACC cuts bail for former head of tax service
Yevhen Oleinikov will remain in custody until June 15, while the HACC Appeals Chamber reduced his bail from UAH 3.32 million to UAH 2 million