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Germanwatch, Misereor and Transparency Germany call for rethinking corporate responsibility Zum zehnjährigen Jubiläum der OECD-Leitsätze für multinationale Unternehmen beraten die Mitgliedstaaten ab…
As key drivers in the economic recovery process, export credit agencies (ECAs) must strengthen their enforcement of anti-bribery measures and build on progress made in the last 10 years, according…
Penalty for Wasta and favoritism is 3-15 years June 20, 2010, President Mahmoud Abbas endorsed a special law to combat all forms of corruption. The Law will be referred to as "The Anti-Corruption…
Transparency International (TI), the global anti-corruption organisation, today welcomed the Group of 20’s recognition of a need for swift anti-corruption action in its Toronto Summit…
Increasing evidence has come to light in recent months that fraud and corruption played roles in causing the financial crisis. As the Group of 20 convenes in Toronto on 26-27 June, Transparency…
Transparency Germany presents launch of the Initiative Transparent Civil Society Transparency International Deutschland e.V. hat heute gemeinsam mit zahlreichen Partnern aus dem gemeinnützigen…
New expanded training toolkit for companies launched Bribery and extortion impede both fair and open trade – vital for a healthy global economy, and efforts to curb corruption. Companies determined…
Transparency Germany: Edda Müller elected new chair of Transparency Germany Auf der Mitgliederversammlung der Antikorruptionsorganisation Transparency International Deutschland e.V. in Berlin wurde…
Transparency International Malaysia (TI-M) is growing increasingly alarmed by the apparent lack of transparency, governance and integrity in Government contracting. Despite promises of open (or…
Press release signed by TI France and Vigeo As from 1 July 2010, Vigeo will include «the transparency and integrity of influence strategies and practices» in its reference for rating companies’…
As the first tranches of US$30 billion in fast-start climate change financing begins to trickle to recipient countries, Transparency International (TI) is calling on governments to work towards…
In recognition of AMAN’s achievements and its effective contribution at the national and international levels in the fight against corruption In recognition of AMAN-Coalition for Integrity and…
Corruption watchdog fully supports the right for Madang communities to voice their land related complains Corruption watchdog Transparency International (TIPNG) fully supports the right for Madang…
For CCFD-Terre Solidaire, Sherpa, Transparency International France and TRIAL; asset recovery should not continue to be the responsibility of states Afin que les populations victimes de la grande…
New bill on banking and finance regulation: an opportunity for progress towards more transparency in the international financial system TI France salue les pouvoirs accrus donnés à l’AMF, notamment…
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