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Corruption Watch is a non-proft organisation launched in January 2012 , and is an accredited chapter of Transparency International. The organisation conducts its work through communication, investigation, research, and mobilisation.
The organisation's website explains a number of Frequently Asked Questions and gives an in-depth explanation of how South Africans can report instances of corruption.
You can find their publications here.
Know Your Rights
Know Your Rights
Corruption Watch stresses the importance of each South African knowing their rights, particularly when it comes to confronting corruption. The "Know Your Rights" section of the website summarises the rights we have as South Africans in plain language, with the full legislative texts linked for those who want to read them.
Corruption Watch regularly takes on legal interns and externs. More information regarding these posts and other opportunities can be found here.
Veza Tool
Veza Tool
The Veza Tool is an online, open data platform developed by Corruption Watch with the goal of improving transparency and accountability in the South African Police Service (SAPS). This is an innovative solution which seeks to address the culture of corruption in the SAPS, whcih often allows police officers to abuse their power.
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