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Transparency International’s chapters in Africa, as members of a global coalition dedicated to the fight against corruption, urge all parties currently involved in talks that will determine the…
Transparency International (UK) regrets the House of Lords' rejection of the April 2008 Divisional Court judgment on the application of Corner House and Campaign Against Arms Trade. This questioned…
LFHH recommande que la justice haitienne engage un proces devant aboutir a la recuperation des fonds publics detournes La Fondation Héritage pour Haïti (LFHH) a appris que les informations faisant…
Transparency International Bosnia and Herzegovina (TI BiH) continued today with its regular activities. European Commissioner for Enlargement, Mr. Oli Rehn, this morning explicitly supported the…
Transparency International (TI) expressed its deep concern over high-level corruption, organised crime and mismanagement in Bulgaria, and supports the European Commission’ decision to freeze aid…
TI Romania welcomes the conclusions of the European Commission Monitoring Report on Romania, released today, the 23rd of July 2008, and cautions that the delay of the safeguard clause and the lack…
Transparency Germany calls for security guarantee for the Bosnian Chapter. Die Antikorruptionsorganisation Transparency International Deutschland e.V. fordert die deutsche Regierung auf, sich…
Transparency Germany on the role of the testimony of Schäfer and the Board in the Siemens trial Following the testimony of the Legal Advisor and later Chief Compliance Officer of Siemens, the joint…
Leaders in the humanitarian community have resolved to do more to address the risks of corruption in relief efforts, according to a report published today. The report, Preventing Corruption in…
Employment related bribes highest as service delivery is hampered Kenyans are paying more bribes for services due to government inefficiency in services delivery which results in bribery by citizens…
Winning stories revealed illicit enrichment and drug trafficking Two series of investigative articles exposing illicit enrichment and drug trafficking in Paraguay and Peru, are the winners of the…
The CCAC is relying on TIPNG and the Media Council to take a lead in spearheading this initiative included drafting a strategy/plan of action and circulating this for the agreement of the CCAC…
Having observed so many things transpiring in the country concerning apparent failures in the governing, judicial and democratic processes in PNG, the Community Coalition Against Corruption (CCAC)…
Representatives of Central American countries and Transparency International (TI) agreed to monitor the implementation of the Guatemala Declaration for a Corruption Free Region. The declaration,…
TI-France and the SHERPA Association have reported that a law suit was filed at the Court of Paris on Wednesday 9 July, relating to the circumstances under which huge real estate and financial…
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