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A lack of progress fighting corruption in five Eastern European countries is hampering democratic progress and undermining the prospect of greater economic and political cooperation with the European…
Transparency International strongly condemns a proposed law in Cambodia that has been criticised by domestic and international civil society organisations because it could greatly restrict the voice…
Charges were dropped against the Mayor of Njombe-Penja but he remains in prisonTransparency International demands Cameroonian authorities take immediate action to release Paul Eric Kingue of…
Transparency International demande aux autorités camerounaises de prendre des mesures immédiates pour libérer Paul Eric Kingué de Njombe Penja après plus de sept ans d'emprisonnement illégal. En…
New analysis published today by Transparency International reveals that the overwhelming majority of lobby meetings held by European Commissioners and their closest advisors are with representatives…
Elected board replaced with government appointees: TI movement calls for its reinstatementTransparency International is calling for the reinstatement of the elected Board of Directors of its Kuwait…
107 groups call on the World Bank to collect and publish the beneficial ownership information for all legal entity biddersTransparency International – USA together with 106 other civil society…
Transparency International, the global anti-corruption movement, has not commented on the merits or otherwise of individuals who may or may not be candidates for the presidency of FIFA, world…
Sepp Blatter announced today he is stepping down as President of FIFA. Transparency International Managing Director Cobus de Swardt said: “FIFA has overseen a sordid empire of corruption. Now is…
Transparency International supports the work on whistleblower protection in its chapter TI Macedonia. As the global movement against corruption we expose corruption wherever we find it. We campaign…
Following the announcement by Swiss and US investigators of criminal proceedings against FIFA for alleged money laundering in connection with the 2018 and 2022 World Cups and allegations of…
A poll of more than 35,000 football fans in 30 countries released before the election to pick the next president of FIFA, world football’s governing body, showed that four out of five fans do not…
According to new data released today by Transparency International (TI), four out of five EU citizens are in favour of companies being required to reveal who the real owners are and only one in four…
Caiga quien caiga El Ministerio Público debe investigar rigurosamente el origen de fondos que financiaron campañas de los partidos políticos en pasadas elecciones generales y todas las fuerzas…
In response to a survey from a coalition of leading NGOs, sports organisations and trade unions, only one of the four candidates for the FIFA presidency has set out a plan to address human rights,…
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