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Commonwealth Secretary-General Patricia Scotland today rallied global support for the fight against corruption in all its forms at a high-level conference.

Commonwealth Secretary-General Patricia Scotland has declared her intention to call an urgent meeting of the ministerial committee on the Belize-Guatemala border dispute.

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As the threat of cybercrime looms ever larger, countries are faced with the growing challenge of protecting virtual information and data.

Cyber-criminals exploit the speed, convenience and anonymity of the internet to cause harm both at home and abroad. This makes it difficult for governments and law enforcement agencies to track, investigate and prosecute these crimes.

South African’s Special Investigation Unit, a government anti-corruption agency, has received advanced training on management and leadership skills, with the support of the ����̽��.

Commonwealth countries in the Caribbean have agreed on a joint action plan to enhance security and tackle escalating cybercrime.

Commonwealth ministers, policymakers and cybersecurity experts will gather in Saint Lucia for a three-day meeting (16-18 March) to tackle rising cybercrime in the Caribbean.

A new criminal justice network established by the Commonwealth will help to build the readiness of Pacific countries to tackle online crime, according to senior legal policy-makers from the region.

The Caribbean island nations of Barbados and Saint Lucia have agreed on the delimitation of maritime boundary between their two countries.

����̽�� Ministerial Action Group (CMAG) held an extraordinary meeting on Wednesday 24 February 2016 in Marlborough House, London.

Legislation passed in Mauritius to combat corruption and promote good governance could provide valuable lessons for other Commonwealth countries.

Read the Final Report from the Commonwealth Observer Group for the 2015 Guyana National and Regional Elections.

An interim statement outlining key observations on the process and the electoral environment during the second round of the Presidential elections.

Senior judges from all Commonwealth Caribbean jurisdictions will meet in Grand Cayman to discuss the constitution and operation of judicial services commissions, responsible for the appointment and removal of judges, magistrates and other legal officers. They will consider a new model law that sets out good practice in this area.

Polling stations in the Saint Vincent and the Grenadines opened today - voters are electing a new House of Assembly and Government.

A Commonwealth Election Observation Team will observe the St Vincent and the Grenadines general elections scheduled to be held on 9 December 2015.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron urged governments to step up efforts to tackle corruption, violent extremism and climate change

Commonwealth to deploy observers to Seychelles for the upcoming Presidential Election scheduled for 3-5 December 2015.

Election Observer Missions call for transparency in the electoral process in Tanzania.

Commonwealth team headed by Chair HE Goodluck Jonathan observe the election process in Tanzania.

Statement by HE Dr Goodluck Jonathan, Chair of the Commonwealth Observer Group to Tanzania’s General Elections

Secretary-General, Kamalesh Sharma commenting on recent developments in Vanuata.

Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, former president of Nigeria, will lead a Commonwealth Observer Group to Tanzania’s General Elections scheduled for 25 October 2015.