Sacking of scandal-tainted deputy demonstrates
President Thabo Mbeki's decision to sack South African Deputy President Jacob Zuma, after he was implicated in the corruption trial of Durban businessman Schabir Shaik, is a signal of South…
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OAS must fulfil commitments to anti-corruption convention, says Transparency International
The governments of the Americas must promptly fulfil the obligations they had undertaken to fight corruption by signing and ratifying the Inter-American Convention Against Corruption (IACAC),…
TI launches innovative new conventions website
Transparency International in the Americas promoting democracy through new one-stop shop on regional anti-corruption conventions
Transparency International (TI) today launched the first civil society web site dedicated solely to international anti-corruption conventions in the Americas. The site, initially available in English…
Barbara Ann Clay to head Communications at Transparency International
Barbara Ann Clay, formerly Director of Communications at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and at the Ways and Means Committee in the U.S. Congress, has joined…
TI report on Malawi: corruption remains a major challenge in multiparty Malawi
To curb corruption, rules and regulations on public procurement and accounting systems must be implemented and public contractual obligations adhered to, says TI report A new report, The National…
Best Investigative Journalism Report on Corruption in Latin America and Caribbean award goes to Costa Rican journalists
Journalists from Brazil’s TV Globo and O Globo, are runners up for the prize awarded by Transparency International and the Press and Society Institute (Instituto Prensa y Sociedad)
A series of exceptional reports on illegal payments, made by two European companies to former Central American presidents, has won the Best Investigative Journalism Report on Corruption in Latin…
Transparency International Integrity Awards 2005 open for nominations
On World Press Freedom Day, TI calls for strengthened access of information laws and a vigilant media
In recognition of World Press Freedom Day, Transparency International (TI) is now calling for nominations for its Integrity Awards 2005. The annual awards programme honours the courage and…
TI condemns European Parliament’s rejection of essential anti-fraud reforms
With vital overhaul rejected, the MEP expense system remainsTransparency International, the leading global non-governmental organisation devoted to combating corruption, spoke out today against the…
Transparency International congratulates John Githongo on receiving the German Africa Award
Message of optimism as German President Köhler presents John Githongo with the Deutsche Afrika Stiftung’s highest honor Transparency International (TI), the anti-corruption NGO, today offered its…
Jakarta Expert Meeting Identifies Measures to Prevent Corruption in Tsunami Assistance
An expert meeting on Corruption Prevention in Tsunami Relief concluded today with participants recommending a set of principles to prevent corruption in delivering relief and reconstruction…
International experts address risk of corruption in tsunami relief efforts
Expert meeting on 7-8 April 2005, Jakarta, Indonesia A press conference will be held on Friday 8 April at 18h00 at Hotel Borobudur, Jakarta. The Asian Development Bank (ADB), the Organisation for…
Transparency International welcomes Romanian President’s anti-corruption stance
Transparency International (TI) today welcomed the Government of Romania's stated commitment to combat corruption, following a meeting between recently-elected President, Traian Basescu, and senior…
Transparency International Statement on the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative London Conference
TI welcomes Cameroonian commitment made at London EITI Conference but also calls on companies operating in the country to publish oil payments Transparency International (TI) welcomes the commitment…
Transparency International launches global initiative to prevent corruption on construction projects
To coincide with the publication of the Global Corruption Report 2005, Transparency International (TI) is launching an international initiative aimed at preventing corruption on construction…
Transparency International issues Minimum Standards
Transparency International (TI), the global anti-corruption organisation, launched the Minimum Standards for Public Contracting today. Research by the global anti-corruption organisation shows that…
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