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Corruption in the DR Congo

The Illicit Financing of Political Parties: A Serious Threat to Equity and the Integrity of the Electoral System in the DRC

23 April 2024
The Illicit Financing of Political Parties: A Serious Threat to Equity and the Integrity of the Electoral System in the DRC

The illicit and non-transparent financing of political parties poses a major challenge to the equity and integrity of the electoral system in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). This practice, in addition to compromising the transparency and fairness of elections, erodes public trust in the democratic process.

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