Anti-Corruption Action Center

[2] AntAC played in role in putting pressure on members of the Verkhovna Rada (parliament) that led to the creation of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine.[1] By 2019, in relation to the Trump–Ukraine scandal, AntAC and nineteen other organisations described Lutsenko as having supported "grave corruption and human-rights violations in Ukraine".[5][3] The opinion piece by journalist John Solomon and the response by AntAC director Kaleniuk were published shortly after one another, in late March and early April.Solomon alleged that AntAC lacked independence from United States (US) and George Soros, in particular via funding.Kaleniuk stated that AntAC was pleased that its "documented evidence" of corruption had "reached" European and US legal authorities.
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