Schirrmacher visits the anti-corruption monument in Buenos Aires
Thomas Paul Schirrmacher, author of the book “Corruption”, visited the only monument to bribery that exists in the world.
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Thomas Paul Schirrmacher, author of the book “Corruption”, visited the only monument to bribery that exists in the world.
On a recent trip to the Seychelles, World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) Secretary General Bishop Dr. Thomas Schirrmacher met with the island nation’s President speaking about the country’s positive track record on fighting corruption, ensuring freedom of religion and belief and its efforts to protect the environment.
An online conference was held in observance of the United Nations' International Anti-Corruption Day, promoting integrity as a personal character and a church battlefield, through strategies, collaborative efforts as well as personal callings.
The Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea, James Marape, has invited Schirrmacher to present his new anti-corruption programme.
English translation of the book “Corruption” by David und Thomas Schirrmacher is launched at the Integrity Conference in Manila
Thomas and David Schirrmacher. Corruption: When Self-Interest Comes before the Common Good. The WEA Global Issues Series. Vol. 19. Bonn, 2019.
I recently visited Desmond Tutu's former home in Soweto. The 85-year-old Nobel Peace Prize recipient and former Anglican Archbishop of Cape Horn is, alongside Nelson Mandela, a symbolic figure of dismantling apartheid in his country.