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January 2009

interview of the month

Siim Kallas, Vice President, European Commission

Transparency Watch discusses transparency and accountability issues in the EU with Siim Kallas, the Vice-President of the European Commission in charge of Administration, Audit and Anti-fraud >> read more

spotlight story

Prominent Sri Lankan editor and TI Integrity Award winner shot dead

In some parts of the world speaking out against corruption can be met with threats, intimidation and physical harm, even death. Courageous individuals work at great personal risk to make their voices heard in places where dissent can meet with harsh repercussions. The beginning of January saw the brutal murder of one such individual, Sri Lankan newspaper editor Lasantha Wickramatunga. >> read more

Anti-Corruption Work Around the World

corruption in the news

Foreign Policy and Ethisphere magazines recognise Transparency International >> read more

TI chapters around the world mark International Anti-corruption Day >> read more

Anti-corruption event in Moldova >> read more

Corruption shadow over Afghanistan >> read more

India’s biggest fraud investigation underway >> read more

Siemens to pay US $1.3 billion in fines >> read more

News from the Anti-Corruption Movement
The TI movement is committed to fighting corruption around the world. Click here to read this month's highlights. >> read more

Corruption in Quotes
"All the jobs and money go to those who have relatives in power, and corruption is everywhere..." >> read more