…is the single most important message which the EU Police Mission and BiH police agencies are conveying to the BiH citizens in the ongoing anti-corruption public information campaign.

Banja Luka, 23 February 2010 - Banja Luka Policing High School has translated its determination to prevent corruption into concrete action - video surveillance has been installed in seven classrooms. This measure will make the educational process as transparent as possible and protect the integrity of both teachers and students.

Pale, 18 February 2010 – The Participants of a roundtable on corruption hosted in Pale by the Public Security Center (PSC) East Sarajevo yesterday, concluded that the fight against corruption should be “a continuous process involving all segments of the society”. The roundtable was organized as part of the “Corruption takes everything from you” public awareness campaign, and its participants included representatives of the police and judicial bodies, municipalities, educational and health institutions, and the EU Police Mission (EUPM).

Sarajevo, 12 February 2010. - State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) officers successfully solved a human trafficking case thanks to a phone call by a conscientious citizen to the Krimolovci hotline. SIPA officials received 987 calls in January, twice the number of calls recorded in November 2009 – a month which saw 482 calls.

Banja Luka, 10 February 2010. – Within a scope of the “Corruption takes everything from you” public information campaign, Head of the EU Police Mission (EUPM), Commissioner Stefan Feller, and Republika Srpska (RS) Police Director Uroš Pena took part today in the “In focus” programme of Republika Srpska television station RT RS, discussing various aspects of corruption which permeate BiH society.

Ljubuski, 13. January 2010 - Within the ongoing nationwide Anti-Corruption Campaign, officers of the Ljubuski Police Administration were distributing promotional material to the students of ‘Marko Marulic’ elementary school yesterday morning. The students were given a brochure where all police agencies appeal to citizens to report perpetrators of any crime, in particular corruption cases.

Sarajevo, 31 December 2009 - The EU Police Mission and the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) have noted that the number of useful information from citizens to the Krimolovci hotline has increased by nearly 120 percent since the launch of the “Corruption takes everything from you“ public information campaign.

Sarajevo, 21 December 2009 - The EU Police Mission and Bosnia and Herzegovina's law enforcement agencies launched a joint anti-corruption campaign "Corruption takes everything from you", aimed at educating and raising awareness on combating organized crime and corruption, and improving the safety and security of the population on 7 December.

Sarajevo, 18 December 2009 - Television programme dubbed We can do it without corruption! attracted over 200,000 viewers to their TV sets on 17 December, as the participation of imminent law enforcement, criminal justice and civic sector professionals guaranteed an interesting discussion on the scope of corruption in Bosnia and Herzegovina nowadays.

Banja Luka, 16 December 2009 – The RS Ministry of Interior hosted today a round table on the fight against corruption. The project dubbed “Suppressing Corruption: Methodology for Establishment of Integrity Systems in RS Institutions” was presented today by the RS Ministry of Interior Stanislav Cadjo. Its objective is to decrease corruption opportunities and make corruption a high-risk endeavor for possible offenders.

Sarajevo, 7 December, 2009 – The EU Police Mission and BiH police agencies launched a nationwide anti-corruption campaign today in the Blue Room of the BiH Parliament Building. Under the slogan Corruption takes everything the campaign aims to further educate citizens on forms of corruption and explain ways in which it can be suppressed.