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Concern over “unacceptable risks” faced by investigative reportersThe international community must develop international mechanisms for the retrieval of money looted by corrupt rulers, the final…
New service for journalists and expertsRecent corruption scandals in Russia and elsewhere in the region have been grabbing headlines in the press. Much less is known, however, about the numerous…
Scandal Highlights Urgency of Implementing OECD Convention Against International CorruptionThe involvement of more than a dozen leading European and North American construction companies in a…
Transparency International demands the tightening of guidelinesThe practice of bribing foreign public officials in international bussiness transactions is prohibted by law since the beginning of…
Transparencia Mexicana brings together broad coalitionWith the signing of the agreement between Transparencia Mexicana and Transparency International, Transparencia Mexicana today became the newest…
Transparency International recognises “vital importance of Chinese language”Transparency International has today launched its first web pages in Chinese. The new service available at…
“Schilys Bekenntnis zur Verfolgung von Bestechung darf kein Lippenbekenntnis sein”Die internationale Anti-Korruptions-Organisation Transparency International hat Überlegungen des…
Finance Ministers Meet this Weekend to Prepare SummitMost OECD countries have still to ratify anti-bribery convention. Transparency International, the global anti-corruption organisation, called…
“60% of OECD Countries have failed to ratify anti-corruption convention”Transparency International has called on the G8 summit to address the issue of corruption and to urge all OECD Countries to…
Schmidheiny-Foundation recognises achievements in the fight against corruptionTransparency International has been awarded the prestigious Freedom Prize 1999 of the Max-Schmidheiny Foundation in…
Eigen declares that TI’s top priority is strengthening and building national TI chapters and working to establish strong international civil society coalitionsThe Central Roles of Civil Society in…
Three UK firms and an individual accused of corruptionTransparency International, the anti-corruption NGO based in Berlin, has welcomed a recent move of the World Bank to debar an employee and three…
Aus dem Alltag eines Lobbyisten in Sachen SchmiergeldzahlungMit der bevorstehenden Verabschiedung der Steuerreform durch den Bundesrat ist in Deutschland endlich die steuerliche Absetzbarkeit von…
Root and branch structural reform called forTransparency International has welcomed the resignation of the EU Commission but has called for a sweeping review of the European Union's anti-corruption…
Move follows thirty years of government inaction in investigating top-level corruptionAfter thirty years of broken promises, civil society in India has taken into its own hands the initiative to…
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