Title

Ukraine's Fight Against Corruption

Wednesday, November 29, 2017
1:00pm
Dirksen Senate Office Building, Room 562
Washington, DC
United States
Moderator(s): 
Name: 
Paul Massaro
Title Text: 
Policy Advisor
Body: 
Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe
Witnesses: 
Name: 
Oksana Shulyar
Title: 
Deputy Chief of Mission
Body: 
Embassy of Ukraine in the United States
Name: 
Orest Deychakiwsky
Title: 
Former Policy Advisor for Ukraine
Body: 
Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe
Name: 
Dr. Anders Aslund
Title: 
Senior Fellow
Body: 
Atlantic Council
Name: 
Brian Dooley
Title: 
Senior Advisor
Body: 
Human Rights First

Today, Ukraine has an historic opportunity to overcome its long struggle with pervasive corruption. Never before in its past has the country experienced such meaningful reforms, with the most significant being the establishment of a robust and independent anticorruption architecture. However, much remains to be done. An anticorruption court is urgently needed, as is an end to the escalating harassment of civil society.

This briefing of the U.S. Helsinki Commission introduced the Commission’s recently published report, “The Internal Enemy: A Helsinki Commission Staff Report on Corruption in Ukraine.” Briefers discussed the conclusions of this report as well as the fight against corruption in Ukraine more broadly.

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