In a large building in a quiet neighborhood of Kyiv, Ukraine’s capital, young people stand in line to pass through metal detectors. Mostly in their twenties and early thirties, the Ukrainians entering the highly secured yet largely nondescript building are charged with a sensitive task: unmasking high-level government corruption.
OZY: The man taking on Ukraine’s most powerful politicians
National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine Director Artem Sytnyk.
