New Managing Director Appointed at Transparency International
Cobus de Swardt brings exceptional perspective Cobus de Swardt, 44, Director of Global Programmes at Transparency International (TI), the global coalition against corruption, has been…
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Lack of Transparency in political financing poses serious problems for countries
New study calls for monitoring campaign and party financing Political party and election campaign financing is a murky field in eight Latin American countries, according to a study released today by…
Transparency International holds Europe and Central Asia Regional Meeting in Baku
Transparency International (TI) will launch its annual regional meeting for Europe and Central Asia in Baku on Thursday May 31 with a high profile anti-corruption conference: “Combating Corruption…
Let’s slow down and carefully monitor PPP (public private partnership) projects
Research conducted by Transparency International - Czech Republic showed that the parties submitting these projects (ministries, cities) are not sufficiently prepared for the successful realisation…
Judicial corruption fuels impunity, corrodes rule of law, says new Transparency International report
Read this press release in Arabic. Corruption is undermining judicial systems around the world, denying citizens access to justice and the basic human right to a fair and impartial trial,…
Waste of Resources in Czech Healthcare: CZK 27.6 Billion
The objective of this study, which was part of the Transparent Healthcare Project, was to direct public attention to the poorly designed system for the financing of healthcare in the Czech…
Statement on the World Bank by Transparency International
The departure of Paul Wolfowitz as president of the World Bank opens the door to new leadership to take the Bank and its vital Governance and Anti-corruption Strategy forward. Implementation of the…
TI Calls for action against bribery at OECD Ministerial meeting
Transparency International (TI) calls on the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) to make enforcement of its Anti-Bribery Convention a central focus of its Ministerial…
Transparency International, in Merkel meeting, urges stronger G8 anti-corruption commitment
All G8 countries must ratify UN anti-corruption convention, says Labelle In a meeting today of civil society representatives with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Transparency International Chair…
TI Romania: Senate’s adoption of the law establishing the National Integrity Agency
Transparency International Romania would like to express its satisfaction at the Senate’s adoption of the law establishing the National Integrity Agency, although the measure is a belated result of…
TI Latvia encourages international constractors to take part in the National library construction tender
Hoping to encourage as much competition among builders as possible, the New Three Brothers (J3B) agency last week sent out letters to the world’s 100 leading construction companies, asking them to…
TI welcomes Inter-American Development Bank debarment
Stopping business with corrupt contractors benefits development assistance Transparency International welcomes the Inter-American Development Bank’s (IADB) publication of its list of sanctioned…
Ethics Bill amendment will increase risk of corruption in Ireland
Government proposals to raise the limit at which gifts and loans to Oireachtas members should be disclosed are disproportionate and will only increase the risk of corruption in political finance…
Africa Progress Panel inaugurated in Berlin
TI hopes panel will succeed in holding the global community accountable for promises to end poverty Transparency International has high hopes that the Africa Progress Panel (APP), being launched in…
MEDIA ADVISORY: Note for News and Planning Editors, Global Corruption Report 2007
The Law is not above the Law: Corruption in Judicial SystemsTransparency International to launch Global Corruption Report 2007 Transparency International’s Global Corruption Report 2007, focussing…
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