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Posted on December 9, 2024
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Margaret Hodge is appointed as the UK's new Anti-Corruption Champion, aiming to enhance collaboration against corruption across various sectors.
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain on Monday named former lawmaker Margaret Hodge as its new 'Anti-Corruption Champion' to help coordinate efforts between parliament, the private sector and civil society to clamp down on all forms of corruption.
Hodge was a lawmaker in the governing Labour Party who spent much of her 30-year political career campaigning against domestic and international corruption.
(Reporting by Sarah Young, Writing by William James; Editing by Kate Holton)
The appointment of Margaret Hodge as the UK's Anti-Corruption Champion to coordinate anti-corruption efforts.
Margaret Hodge is a former Labour Party lawmaker with a long-standing focus on combating corruption.
The role involves coordinating efforts between parliament, private sector, and civil society to combat corruption.
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