Anticorruption Portal Team

Cornelia Cozonac

President of the Center for Investigative Journalism of Moldova

Alina Țurcanu

Project coordinator

Marin Bogonovschi

Video editor and operator

About us

Anticoruptie.md is the first online platform for reporting cases of corruption and related crimes in the Republic of Moldova. You can report abuses and improper behavior of officials, influence peddling, conflict of interests and inconsistencies, lack of transparency in public institutions and mismanagement of public money, unreported or illegally acquired property and other situations and events generating corruption.

Our work

Investigative journalists direct the most important notifications to law enforcement authorities and we follow the reaction and effectiveness of actions. Reporters monitor step by step the evolution of investigations into the resounding cases of corruption. By news, analysis, interviews continuously published on the website, the journalists address objectively and impartially the scourge which has positioned the Republic of Moldova among the most corrupt countries in the world. Also, you can find investigations that reveal schemes intended to bring improper incomes or promoting obscure interests.

Start blogging on anti-corruption

The portal provides a platform for blogs open to all people who want to start blogging, to freely express their views on issues related to corruption, traffic of influence, justice, access to information, property and public money management, integrity of officials, conflict of interests, good governance, transparency in decision-making, parties’ financing etc.

Our donors

Concept www.anticoruptie.md  was issued by the team of the Center for Investigative Journalism in 2012 under the Campaign „Zero Tolerance to Corruption! Be Active and Fight Corruption!” that was carried out with the support of Good Governance Program of Soros Foundation Moldova. Currently, this portal is part of the project „Shining a light on corruption in Moldova”, carried out by Freedom House in partnership with the Center for Investigative Journalism and is financed by the Norwegian Foreign Ministry.