Latest Anti-Corruption Updates
HACC to Hear Appeal on Judge Sarayev’s Bribery Conviction
HACC scheduled a February 13 hearing on the appeal of Judge Ihor Sarayev, sentenced to 7.5 years for accepting a ₴15,000 bribe
Head of Yavoriv Education Dept. Caught Taking ₴800K Bribe
Police detained Yavoriv education head Volodymyr Baida for a ₴800,000 bribe promising tender victory for office supplies procurement
HACC to Review Appeal on Ex-Audit Chamber Head Mahuta’s Verdict
HACC scheduled an appeal hearing for January 22 on the acquittal of ex-Audit Chamber head Roman Mahuta over allegations of misusing a service apartment
HACC Extends Investigation into Prosecutor Hrekov’s Case
HACC extended the investigation until February 12 into Cherkasy prosecutor Anton Hrekov, suspected of accepting a $41,000 bribe for closing a criminal case
NABU Accesses Calls of MP Pavlish’s Father in Enrichment Case
NABU gained access to MP Pavlish’s father’s call records in an illicit enrichment probe over a luxury house purchase near Kyiv
HACC to Review Appeal on MP Odarchenko’s Verdict
On February 12, HACC will review the appeal of MP Odarchenko’s 8-year sentence for bribing the head of the State Restoration Agency
NABU Presses New Charges Against MP Kormyshkina
Iryna Kormyshkina was charged with false asset declaration for omitting a house and land near Odesa worth over UAH 17 million
HACC Sentences Ex-MP Kryuchkov to 15 Years in Prison
Dmytro Kryuchkov received 15 years in prison with asset seizure for embezzling over UAH 1.5 billion from energy firms
HACC to Rule on Custody for Customs Chief
On January 10, the HACC will decide on a custody measure for Ukraine’s customs chief. He’s accused of false declarations about $100,000+ worth of property
Supreme Court to Review Interpol Head’s Acquittal
On July 31, the Supreme Court will review the appeal against the acquittal of Ukraine’s Interpol head. The prosecutor challenged the HACC’s decision on false declarations
Appeal to Review Sentence of SSU Operative
The HACC sentenced an SSU operative to 10 years for a $60,000 bribe. His defense appealed. The court opened the case, setting deadlines for objections
DTCP Employee Deleted Registry Data for Bribes
In Sumy region, an DTCP employee deleted draft evaders’ data from the registry for $3,000. She was caught red-handed. The court placed her under house arrest; she faces up to 10 years