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

  • Lieutenant General Susan Coyle appointed as first woman Chief of the Australian Army.

    Read More....

  • Ambedkar Jayanti and Baisakhi (April 14) celebrated together highlighting ideals of equality and social reform.

    Read More....

  • The Supreme Court dissolves Irretrievable Breakdown marriage under Article 142 and curbs misuse of legal process.

    Read More....

  • Bohag Bihu (Rongali Bihu) celebrations begin in Assam from April 14 to 20, 2026.

    Read More....

  • Sunil Bajpai appointed as Principal Chief Commissioner of Income Tax for Tamil Nadu & Puducherry.

    Read More....

  • Nitish Kumar resigns as Bihar Chief Minister; Samrat Choudhary to take over as new CM.

    Read More....

  • Mitchell Starc and Deepti Sharma named Leading Cricketers of the World by Wisden 2025.

    Read More....

  • NFDC to release Malayalam film ‘Achappa’s Album’ on 24 April 2026.

    Read More....

  • MoRTH notified new rules for overloaded vehicles on National Highways effective 15 April 2026.

    Read More....

  • NAAS organises brainstorming sessions to achieve Atmanirbharta in fertilizers by 2047.

    Read More....