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We, the undersigned civil society organisations, urge the Group of Twenty Countries (G20) to: recognise the link between illicit outflows of capital from developing countries, absorption of…
The need for greater transparency and monitoring of political parties and their funding was stressed by the participants of the “Transparency - Zero Corruption” public debate on the legal…
Transparency International seeks nominations to recognise inspirational anti-corruption heroesThe deadline for nominations for the Transparency International Integrity Awards 2009-2010 has been…
"The government is fully committed to improving quality of public services at the community level and would very much welcome voluntary engagement of all stakeholders for promoting accountability…
Transparency International, the global coalition against corruption, welcomes the agreement by the World Bank and four major regional development banks to join forces to fight corruption by…
As the Bribery Bill passed through parliament today and is now due to receive Royal Assent, Chandrashekhar Krishnan, Executive Director of Transparency International UK said: “We congratulate the…
Venezuela blocks civil society participation at meeting The lack of concrete progress in the fight against corruption coupled with the successful blocking of civil society repeatedly exercised by…
Venezuela triunfa en bloquear participación de la sociedad civil La falta de avances concretos en la lucha anticorrupción junto al exitoso bloqueo de la sociedad civil consistentemente ejercido por…
Anti-corruption mechanisms exist but regulations are inadequate or underutilised, says new report Major corruption loopholes are jeopardising Egypt’s attempts to combat the problem despite the…
An international advertising campaign recently launched by the government of Georgia has claimed that Georgia was "first worldwide in progress to combat corruption" and wrongly attributed this…
Media Advisory Transparency International (TI), the global anti-corruption organisation, will release an in-depth analysis of key institutions, laws and practices in Egypt. The report, National…
TIPNG opposes votes taken in Parliament to withdraw Ombudsman Commission powers Transparency International PNG today slams recent decisions by Parliament to vote in favour of amendments to the…
Transparency International (TI) is alarmed by the intimidation tactics and public allegations threatening civil society organisations in Sri Lanka, and in particular those against the TI chapter,…
Secondary school students awarded with certificates for the best essays on the topic “Corruption is not my future” Fighting corruption is a challenge for all generations. For adults it is expressed…
20100309_Regional elections: 76 heads of lists engage into restoring citizens’ trust and fighting corruption Les dernières réponses reçues confirment les tendances observées, et notamment l’intérêt…
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