Anti-corruption efforts were among the most positive results of Ukraine’s 2014 revolution. The setbacks on this front are a stark warning that progress isn’t permanent and can be lost with depressing ease.
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Melinda Haring: Ukraine’s big backslide continues
Automaidan activists burn flares near the house of the head of Ukraine's constitutional court Oleksandr Tupitskiy's mother in law demanding the resignation of corrupt judges near Vasylkiv, 30 kilometers from Kyiv, on Nov. 7, 2020.
