The current report by the Institute for Democracy and Mediation, SELDI partner from Albania, presents in-depth research dedicated to police corruption phenomenon. The study also provides an overview of the corruption and its dynamics in Albania during the period 2014-2016. Similar to the previous 2014 report, this study focuses on measuring the spread of corruption in the State Police, assessing the types of corruption and the causes that drive or control police corruption. The authors underline that the police is highly exposed to an environment of widespread corruption and regardless of incessant efforts, Albania has not fared well to curb corruption at significant rate.
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October 14, 2014
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The current report by the Institute for Democracy and Mediation, SELDI partner from Albania, presents in-depth research dedicated to police corruption phenomenon. The study also provides an overview of the corruption and its dynamics in Albania during the period 2014-2016. Similar to the previous 2014 report, this study focuses on measuring the spread of corruption in the State Police, assessing the types of corruption and the causes that drive or control police corruption. The authors underline that the police is highly exposed to an environment of widespread corruption and regardless of incessant efforts, Albania has not fared well to curb corruption at significant rate.
