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Danish shipping companies part of new global network to fight corruption

Several Danish shipping companies have taken the initiative to establish the new anti corruption network MACN. The purpose of the network is to fight corruption internally in the shipping industry, and also to put pressure on politicians and international organizations. .

BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT
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