Since 2004, public anti corruption organizations have been operating in Russia, and Irkutsk Region became the 75th region to open public reception offices for citizens appeals. After receiving official status at the end of May, the regional commission plans to open public reception offices for complaints and statements. The authors of the initiative note that many anti corruption rules are not being enforced, and the public is often not involved in this work. The article also mentions numerous corruption cases and that about 40% of appeals received by the offices are considered by courts at different levels.
Since 2004, public organizations combating corruption have been operating throughout Russia. The Irkutsk Region has become the 75th region to have reception offices that handle citizens’ appeals. The total number of members of the regional branch exceeds 40 people. It is assumed that upon receiving official status at the end of May, the regional commission will open public reception offices for complaints and statements in the Irkutsk Region.The creation of an all-Russian public commission is due to the fact that most of the regulatory legal acts adopted to combat corruption are not being implemented. In addition, representatives of the public are often not involved in state anti-corruption organizations.
At present, many facts of corruption in the work of the executive and legislative authorities have been recorded in Russia. Thus, the State Duma of the Russian Federation of the fourth convocation, throughout its legislative work, violated 13 articles of the Constitution of the Russian Federation. The public anti-corruption commission has sent materials on this fact to international and European judicial bodies. In general, of the total number of complaints and statements received by the public reception offices of the all-Russian anti-corruption organization, approximately 40% are considered by judicial bodies at various levels.