Seguimiento a la declaracion de Presidente
Follow-up to the President’s Declaration Informe del cumplimiento de los compromisos adquiridos por el Estado nicaragüense relativa a la lucha contra la corrupción Transparency International,…
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OECD-Konvention zur Auslandskorruption wird heute 10 Jahre alt
OECD Anti-Bribery Convention turns 10 Heute jährt sich die Verabschiedung des OECD-Übereinkommens über die Bekämpfung der Bestechung ausländischer Amtsträger im internationalen Geschäftsverkehr zum…
Transparency International Calls for Action to Enforce the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention
Existence of Convention is a Success but a true Victory against Bribery Requires Full Implementation As Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi and OECD Secretary General Angel Gurría host officials…
Alleged Nepotism in FBCL Recruitment
Transparency International Fiji is calling the Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd to make public its recruitment process in the appointment of the new FBCL CEO, Mr. Riyaz Saiyad Khaiyum. TI Fiji…
MEDIA ADVISORY: Transparency International Media Briefing at OECD High-Level Conference
Transparency International Chair Huguette Labelle will participate in a high-level conference to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the OECD’s Anti-Bribery Convention. The conference will be…
A year after the Guatemala Declaration, Transparency International calls on governments to report on progress
The Central American and Dominican Republic Presidents who signed the regional anti-corruption plan must live up to their promises On the first anniversary of the Guatemala Declaration for a Region…
Pakistani elections cannot be transparent under emergency rule
Pakistan’s upcoming elections will be a biased exercise and the country’s long-term path to democracy and accountability risks serious derailment if the enforced state of emergency and the…
Interim government agrees to sign and ratify UN Convention against Corruption
Transparency International Fiji welcomes the interim Government most recent decision to sign and ratify the United Nations Convention against Corruption. The Convention’s mains purposes…
TI welcomes judicial review of major foreign bribery case
Transparency International (TI) welcomes today’s ruling by the British High Court allowing a full judicial review of the UK government’s decision to terminate an investigation into allegations of…
2007 Integrity Awards Finalists Announced
Transparency International award recognises those committed to creating a world free of corruption Outstanding individuals fighting corruption internationally and in Bangladesh, Morocco, Haiti and…
Transparency International Georgia Comments on Events of November 7, 2007 in Tbilisi
Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia), as a non-partisan, Tbilisi-based non-governmental organization, sees the need to complement the information being circulated about the events of…
US $25,000 prize for best investigative report on corruption in Latin America
The Press and Society Institute (IPYS) and Transparency International in Latin America and the Caribbean (TILAC), launched the 6th edition of the only Latin American award aimed at promoting…
Transparency International Papua New Guinea decries Pakistan military takeover
Transparency International (PNG) regrets the announcement of a return to martial law in Pakistan along with the dismissal of the Chief Justice and installation of a new Chief Justice said to be…
Chair of Transparency International: businesses are responsible for preventing corruption
The Chair of Transparency International, Huguette Labelle, opened an international conference organised by the Canadian embassy in the Baltic States, "Ethics in Democracy", today. In her address,…
Transparency International calls for restoring rule of law in Pakistan
Transparency International (TI) is deeply disturbed by the declaration of state of emergency rule in Pakistan and calls for the urgent restoration of the rule of law and democratic process in that…
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