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The final talks on the UN Convention Against Corruption should make mandatory the criminalisation of corruption in party funding and private sector bribery, and provide for monitoring of…
The TI Corruption Perceptions Index 2003, to be released on 7 October, will include a record 133 countries The Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index 2003 will be launched in London…
Algeria must sign and ratify the new African Union Convention on Preventing and Combating Corruption as soon as possible, and allow the media to operate freely The Algerian government has been…
TI urges the EU to adopt measures to enable stolen assets to be frozen, confiscated and repatriatedThe European Commission's Comprehensive EU Policy Against Corruption "reflects real change that has…
Impunity for corrupt public officials cannot be tolerated, says TI
The government of Japan should extradite Peru's former President Alberto Fujimori to face charges of corruption and human rights abuses, said Transparency International (TI) today together with…
TI report also cites the need for an Ombudsman with teeth and a more active role for civil society in monitoring corruption Papua New Guinea needs an independent commission against corruption says a…
"Korruption ist der Missbrauch von Macht zum privaten Nutzen" lautet die Definition von Transparency International, einer der renommiertesten Nichtregierungsorganisationen, die sich die weltweite…
Transparency International welcomes breakthrough on international co-operation on return of stolen assets, but UN Anti-Corruption Convention falls short on tackling political corruption Transparency…
Transparency International welcomes the decision by the Convention’s ad hoc negotiating committee to include a mandatory provision ensuring civil society participation in anti-corruption…
The final round of negotiations now underway in Vienna is critical to ensure an effective global instrument against corruption "The clearest way governments can prove their commitment to fighting…
Final round of negotiations in Vienna next week will be critical to ensure an effective global instrument against corruption "The clearest way governments can prove their commitment to fighting…
Approval of convention by AU heads of state would pave the way for an African instrument to combat bribery and help countries to live up to their NEPAD promises, says TI "The clearest way African…
The Global Corruption Report 2003 features a special focus on Access to Information, and a special contribution by former investigating judge Eva Joly "The right to access information is a powerful…
Former Elf affair investigating judge Eva Joly unites with judges, prosecutors and leading public figures to issue A Call for Action Against Large-Scale Corruption Leading judges and prosecutors…
Transparency International welcomes G8 summit Declaration on Corruption and UK government’s Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative "The G8 governments, several of which are either 'home…
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