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Transparency International, the global anti-corruption movement, said today that Albania remains vulnerable to corruption because of political interference and a lack of independence at key oversight…
We, the anti-corruption organisations and activists participating in the fifth ministerial conference of the Arab anti-Corruption and Integrity Network (ACINET) held in Tunisia, are deeply concerned…
Transparency International and Transparency Maldives call on Prosecutor General to dismiss the case against Gasim Abdul KareemGasim Abdul Kareem, a former manager at the Bank of Maldives, is being…
Transparency International will launch the first-ever in-depth assessment of corruption risks in Albania on 8 September 2016 with a press conference in Tirana. The National Integrity System…
ТI Ukraine and RPR Demand From the Prosecutor General’s Office of Ukraine to Report On the Course of the Investigation of the Corrupt Offences Committed During the Yanukovych’s regimeIn March 2014…
Transparency International is concerned that Ukraine has introduced a new e-declaration system to fight corruption but without the necessary security certification, which means it cannot formally be…
Transparency International received confirmation from the Government of Panama that it will publish the final report of the independent committee on financial reform. The global anti-corruption…
Transparência e Integridade, Associação Cívica (TIAC), the Portuguese representative of anti-corruption global network Transparency International, today called for all State spending on fire fighting…
Transparency International welcomes Kenya’s high court ruling that a human rights lawyer and his two associates were murdered by police, and calls for a full review of police procedures and…
Ukraine must not delay the launch of a key electronic system to monitor the assets and interests of politicians and public servants, according to Transparency International, the global…
Commenting on the UK Serious Fraud Office (SFO) opening a new investigation into allegations of fraud, bribery and corruption at Airbus, Katherine Dixon Director of Transparency International Defence…
On 31 July 2016, Egypt’s Prime Minister announced that his country had significantly improved its rank on Transparency International’s annual Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) and misstated the…
Travel ban imposed on current and former chairs of Bahrain Transparency Society must be lifted immediately.Transparency International today called on the government of Bahrain to lift its travel ban…
Transparency International said today that the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies must elect its new leader in an open and transparent way that ensures absolute accountability for the decision while…
Transparency International strongly condemns the murder of Cambodian analyst and well-known government critic Dr. Kem Ley, whose killing comes at a time of heightened political tension in the…
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