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Shows the machinery of corruption remains well-oiled, despite improved legislation The 2006 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), launched today by Transparency International (TI), points to a strong…
Courageous leadership and innovative thinking are essential to Africa’s future. Without them, corruption will continue to eat away at the opportunity of millions to improve their lives. Mo…
UN Convention provides litmus test for country commitment Read this press release in Arabic. Transparency International (TI) today published country reports analysing existing anti-corruption laws…
Note for News and Planning Editors CORRUPTION AND COMPLICITY Transparency International to launch Corruption Perceptions Index 2006 6 November 10:00 am CET Berliner…
IPYS and Transparency International launch Fifth Edition of the Investigative Journalism Report on Corruption in Latin America and Caribbean Award El Instituto Prensa y Sociedad (IPYS) y…
The presidents of seven Central American and Caribbean nations, along with international leaders in development, business, security and civil society, will come together at the 12th International…
12th International Anti-Corruption Conference TOWARDS A FAIRER WORLD: WHY IS CORRUPTION STILL BLOCKING THE WAY? 15-18 November, 2006 Guatemala City Corruption is a key factor hurting…
Foreign bribery by emerging export powers disconcertingly high
Read this press release in Chinese Mandarin or Arabic. Overseas bribery by companies from the world’s export giants is still common, despite the existence of international anti-bribery laws…
In recognition of International Right to Know Day on 28 September, Transparency International (TI) has released a new publication, Using the Right to Information as an Anti-corruption Tool. It…
Transparency International to launch Bribe Payers Index 2006 Note for News and Planning Editors Who Pays The Bribes? Transparency International to launch Bribe Payers Index 2006 4 October…
The pervasiveness of corruption in the water sector, a natural resource vital for basic existence, spurred the world’s leading anti-corruption watchdog, Transparency International (TI), and five…
Launch: Water Integrity Network (WIN). Leading organisations unite to fight corruption in the water sector worldwide. Note for News and Planning Editors Corruption in the water sector violates…
Download the report: Corruption and Governance Measurement Tools in Latin American Countries Herramientas para Medir la Corrupción y la Gobernabilidad en Países Latinoamericanos A new…
New report maps risks of corruption in relief processes To address corruption in relief and reconstruction efforts following natural disasters and civil conflicts, Transparency International (TI)…
Transparency International calls on civil society to ensure effective monitoring of the Convention A major African-initiated anti-corruption convention becomes effective on 5th August, sending a…
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