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Transparency International (TI) welcomes the World Bank’s launch of the EITI++, an expansion of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) into a broader scheme to ensure that natural…
Transparency International (TI), the global civil society organisation leading the fight against corruption has joined forces with Enablon, the leading provider of Corporate Responsibility…
Transparency International (UK) welcomes the judgment handed down by the Administrative Court on 10th April 2008 on the application of Corner House and Campaign Against Arms Trade. This questioned…
To ensure that anti-corruption action remains a top priority in the World Bank’s mission to reduce poverty, Transparency International (TI) will participate in the 2008 World Bank and International…
Transparency Germany welcomes the clear language of the federal agent for freedom of information Die Antikorruptionsorganisation Transparency International Deutschland begrüßt den umfangreichen…
Transparency International’s 2008 Report on Revenue Transparency of Oil and Gas Companies evaluates 42 leading oil and gas companies operating in 21 countries on their current policies, management…
Public Procurement Bill: Transparency Germany criticises major shortcomings in the draft law Die Antikorruptionsorganisation Transparency International Deutschland e.V. hat die Vergaberechtsnovelle…
The Members Meeting on March 31, 2008 decided to reform management structure of Transparency International Latvia. From now strategic management will be carried out by the Council and Council…
Transparency International for Latin America and the Caribbean (TILAC) today signed a cooperation agreement with the Justice Studies Center of the Americas (JSCA). Both organisations are joining…
Transparency International-Kenya (TI-K) would like to express its alarm at the apparent vacuum in the governance structures and practice brought about by the sluggish progress in the constitution…
In memory of Prof. Dove Izraeli On March 25th, SHVIL – the Israeli chapter of TI (Transparency International), held the annual “Transparency Shield Award" Ceremony in memory of Prof. Dove Izraeli,…
Local elections in France: candidates engage in integrity and transparency A l’occasion des élections municipales de mars 2008, Transparence-International (France) a adressé un questionnaire sur…
South Korea’s new government must face the task The proposed dismantling of Korea’s only independent national anti-corruption agency by the incoming administration is of grave concern to…
Contrary to an announcement made in a press release on behalf of QVT Fund LP on 18 February 2008, Transparency International (TI), the global civil society organisation leading the fight against…
Transparency International Pakistan in a congratulatory letter to PPPP, PML(N), MQM and ANP has recommended to them to follow rule of law to respect the trust the nation have reposed in them in the…
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