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First ever evaluation of national corruption fight finds governments lackingEU countries need to do more to prevent corruption and restore trust in government, Transparency International (TI) said…
A study from Transparency International Germany identifies corruption as a key threat to stability and peace.Short-term rationales often entrench corruption into the very fabric of how countries…
Transparency International will react to the European Commission’s first-ever EU Anti-Corruption Report, shortly after its scheduled launch next Monday 3 February 2014. The report is an in-depth…
Transparency International (TI) chapters from nine cricket-playing countries, including Australia, India and United Kingdom, express serious concern at proposed reform of the International Cricket…
Transparency International Ireland (TI Ireland) has called on Garda (Irish Police) Commissioner Martin Callinan to withdraw a threat he made of disciplinary action against a serving Garda member in…
Transparency International, la organización de la sociedad civil líder en la lucha contra la corrupción a nivel global, urge al Congreso Nacional hondureño que rechace la Ley de Secretos Oficiales y…
La création de l’Office Nationale de Lutte contre la Fraude et la Corruption (OFNAC) a été ressentie comme une avancée très importante par tous ceux qui promeuvent la bonne gouvernance et la lutte…
Parliament of Ukraine with lightning speed has adopted the law that would officially call independent civil society organizations extremists and foreign agents. These organizations, as well as…
Transparency International is sponsoring a Corruption Reporting award as part of the 2014 One World Media Awards. The deadline for entries is 29 January 2014. The goal is to highlight and encourage…
Transparency International (TI) today made 13 recommendations on how Egypt can improve the integrity and transparency of its voting process after a group of observers from the anti-corruption…
Transparency International, the global civil society organisation leading the fight against corruption, will carry out research in St. Maarten over the coming months, using its National Integrity…
Transparency International Turkey invites Turkish people to sign online petition demanding clean politicsTransparency International Turkey today says recent widespread allegations of deeply-rooted…
Ante los recientes hechos relacionados con presuntos casos de corrupción y de falta de transparencia en las donaciones recibidas en el pasado y en el presente por los Presidentes de la República, La…
Transparency International, the anti-corruption group, is deploying a mission to observe voting on the constitutional referendum taking place in Egypt on 14 and 15 January. Observers will conduct an…
On December 17, 2013, according to the news in the media, we have found out that an investigation has started which involving senior bureaucrats in the government, relatives of certain politicians…
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