Corruption Perceptions Index 2019
Rank
64 / 180
iScore
46 / 100
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Asia Pacific: little to no progress on anti-corruption
With an average score of just 44 for three consecutive years, the Asia Pacific region is making little progress in the fight against corruption. Why is Asia Pacific making little to no progress in its anti-corruption efforts? One of the reasons is an overall weakening of democratic institutions and political rights.
Asia Pacific governments must strengthen citizens’ right to information
Right to Information in Asia Pacific
Transparency International calls on secrecy haven supervisors to take real action against corruption
Vanuatu National Integrity System Assessment 2014
Worldwide “One Billion Rising” against domestic violence a success in Vanuatu despite heavy rainfall!
It’s business as usual for the corrupt – despite all the lip service
Processing complaints
Residents feared that releasing waste water into the bay as planned could entice sharks into the busy shallow waters, where children often swim.
“Pacific islands states v. just and honest government”
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Transparency Vanuatu (Currently Suspended)
PO Box 355
Port Vila, Vanuatu
T: +678 25715
F: +678 25716
E: transparency@vanuatu.com.vu
Website: http://www.transparencyvanuatu.org
Wilson Toa
Executive Director
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