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Meet Central Asia’s master procurement monitors

Open Contracting Partnership

Introductory course The School of Applied Research in Public Procurement sought to develop participants’ skills in monitoring, research, policy analysis, and promoting public procurement reforms and open contracting in Central Asia, with a vision to improve transparency, accountability and efficiency in the use of public funds.

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Telling the Truth Comes at a Cost for Indian Journalists and Human Rights Defenders – Could a Whistleblowing Framework Help?

Whistleblower Network News

At the Constitutional and Unity Conference in Bangalore in February, participants in a closed-door session on whistleblowing emphasized the need to incorporate human rights defenders and journalists, among other groups, into whistleblower-organizing efforts and a comprehensive whistleblower protection law.

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Revolutionizing public procurement in Uganda: the power of citizen contract monitoring

Open Contracting Partnership

Results: Since the Contract Monitoring System’s launch in April 2022, around 560 civil society monitors have examined 345 projects. Imagine a world where projects are monitored in real-time, complaints are reduced, and citizens actively participate in shaping their communities. As the PPDA, we are currently doing audits on FY 2022-23.

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CJEU’s “ISU Decision”: A Nail in the Coffin of Antitrust-Related Arbitration in the EU?

Kluwer Arbitration

The German Federal Court of Justice (“BGH”) set off a heated debate when it vacated an arbitral award based on the false application of certain sections of the German Competition Act (GWB) on September 27, 2022 (BGH KZB 75/21), conducting a full review of the arbitral award on the merits.

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2023 Year in Review: Switzerland (Part I: Scope of Arbitration Clause, Capacity of Discernment, Res Iudicata)

Kluwer Arbitration

Decision 4A_575/2022 (7 August 2023) concerned a dispute arising from a licence agreement for the operation of a telecommunications network in a part of the southern Republic of Sudan (now the Republic of South Sudan), concluded on 15 October 2003 between C. Decision 4A_486/2022 (26 April 2023) concerned a tennis player (A.)

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Should Section 67 of the English Arbitration Act 1996 Be Reformed?

Kluwer Arbitration

The Law Commission’s First Consultation Paper published in September 2022 initially recommended the challenge under section 67 to take the form of an appeal. It clarified that the reform proposal is restricted only to the participating parties wishing to have a “second bite of the cherry.”

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2023 Year in Review: A Look at International Arbitration in California

Kluwer Arbitration

Building on the successful inaugural CIAW that took place in March 2022, the 2023 CIAW attracted over 1,500 attendees from all over the world, including Singapore, Armenia, Brazil, Mexico, South Korea, Hong Kong, Mainland China, and Japan. The Guidelines are intended to be used as a supplement, as necessary, to national laws. 22–381 (U.S.