International Anti-Corruption Day is celebrated every year on 9 December.

International Anti-Corruption Day is celebrated every year on 9 December.

Daily Current Affairs   /   International Anti-Corruption Day is celebrated every year on 9 December.

Change Language English Hindi

Category : Important Days Published on: December 11 2023

Share on facebook
  • International Anti-Corruption Day is celebrated every year on 9 December.
  • The main objective of celebrating this day is to spread awareness against corruption and motivate the civil society including government, private and non-government organizations to take joint action to eradicate corruption.
  • The 'United Nations Convention Against Corruption' was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in the year 2003 to celebrate this day.
  • According to UNO, every year around the world about 2.6 trillion dollars is lost either through bribery or corrupt practices.
  • Every year $1 trillion is paid as bribe.
  • The theme of this day of the year 2023 will be 'UNCAC. At 20: Uniting the World Against Corruption'.
Recent Post's
  • World Environment Day 2025 to focus on ending plastic pollution; South Korea to host global celebrations.

    Read More....
  • Geneva to host second session of global plastic pollution treaty talks from August 5 to 14, 2025.

    Read More....
  • RCB wins IPL title for the first time, ending Virat Kohli's 18-year-long wait.

    Read More....
  • June observed as Men's Health Month to raise awareness about men's well-being.

    Read More....
  • Karol Nawrocki wins Polish presidential election with 50.9% votes, defeating pro-EU candidate.

    Read More....
  • India to need 1 million AI professionals by 2026; AI education and tech sector on the rise.

    Read More....
  • PSG wins Champions League for the first time with record 5–0 win over Inter Milan.

    Read More....
  • IIT Delhi and AIIMS sign MoU to set up AI research centre in healthcare.

    Read More....
  • India elected to UN Economic and Social Council for 2026–2028 term.

    Read More....
  • Two Rajasthan wetlands added to Ramsar list, taking India’s total to 91 sites.

    Read More....