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Report shows weak disclosure on corporate holdings and country-by-country reporting, disclosure of programmes to prevent corruption scores betterThe world’s biggest telecommunications companies do…
New report from Transparency International shows lack of information and transparency in football and highlights corruption risksMost of the 209 national Football Associations that make up FIFA,…
Despite the announcement by the authorities of a landslide victory for the "yes" and a "massive participation" of the electorate in the referendum of October 25, 2015, TLP – Congo (a coalition of…
Transparency International will publish on 24 November the first-ever assessment of the transparency in corporate reporting by the 35 largest telecommunications companies, including service providers…
Transparency International will publish a report on the transparency and accountability of FIFA’s 209 member football associations on 19 November 2015. FIFA gives millions of dollars to its 209…
G20 governments including the US and China have failed to deliver on their promise to fight corruption by adopting laws to end the secrecy that makes it easy for the corrupt to hide their identity…
Acompañe al Presidente de Transparency International José Ugaz este jueves en Lima, cuando explicará por qué es imperioso detener la Corrupción a Gran Escala y cómo el concurso Desenmascara a los…
Join Transparency International’s Chair José Ugaz on Thursday in Lima as he presents the case for stopping Grand Corruption and the Unmask the Corrupt contest. When: 12 November 2015, 10:00am…
Transparency International will launch a new report delving into the efforts G20 governments have made to deliver on their promise to fight corruption by adopting laws to end the secrecy that makes…
Transparency International and its chapter Transparency Maldives express their deep concern for the worrying developments in the Maldives in the run up to and following the 30-day state of emergency…
In light of the resignation of Prime Minister, Victor Ponta, Transparency International Romania urge the political class to cater for change to be substantial, not only formal, and for the mandate of…
At a high level meeting between the Lebanon delegation to the CosP 6, headed by the Lebanese Minister of Justice and the Transparency International delegation, Lebanon agreed to sign the Transparency…
The Open Government Partnership must better respect and protect civil societyTransparency International, the global anti-corruption movement, believes open government must deliver real changes in…
José Ugaz, chair of Transparency International sent the following letter to Prime Minister Saikhanbileg Chimed of Mongolia today: Prime Minister Saikhanbileg Chimed Zasgiin gazriin…
El Director Regional para las Américas de Transparency International, Alejandro Salas, se reunió el día de hoy en Berlín con el Presidente Hondureño, Juan Orlando Hernández. Las siguientes…
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