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In 2009, leaders of the world’s 20 most powerful nations declared “the era of bank secrecy is over.” Today, bank secrecy is not over. In fact, many tax havens are thriving. Bank deposits held…
Multi-country independent reviews find lack of access to information pervasive problem in global fight against corruption Governments are still not providing enough information on how their fight…
Transparency International Norway launches the report “The Norwegian integrity system – not entirely perfect?” at Litteraturhuset, Oslo on 14 June from 0830 to 1200. National Integrity System…
We, Transparency International’s twenty National Chapters and Contacts in the Americas in cooperation with the Americas Department at the Secretariat represented by 35 participants at the 2012…
Italy’s parliament is expected to finally vote on a new anti-corruption bill tomorrow Thursday, more than two years since its submission. The bill could provide greater accountability and…
Transparency International, the anti-corruption organisation, calls for the government of Gabon to uphold civil society’s right to peaceful activism following the detention last week of more than…
The Lebanese Transparency Association (LTA) hosted a press lunch on June 12 2012 on the day of the launch of its “Time to Wake Up” campaign. After thanking the media who have supported this…
25 country report highlights political donations, lobbying Anti-corruption group Transparency International today warned in a new report that the close relationship between business and government…
Un rapport couvrant 25 pays montre du doigt les contributions politiques et les activités de lobbying Dans un rapport publié aujourd’hui, l’organisation anti-corruption Transparency International…
The integrity of Lithuanian public, private and non-governmental sectors is viewed only as satisfactory by Lithuanian experts. According to the results of the Lithuanian national integrity system…
Transparency International welcomes the decision by the World Bank to provide more information on fraud and corruption cases that are heard by its Sanction Board because it will bring to light…
Transparency International is honoured to announce today that Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Tawakkol Karman has accepted our Board’s invitation to become a member of our Advisory Council. Tawakkol…
An error has been identified in Transparency International’s 2010 Global Corruption Barometer that introduced inaccuracies into the regional and global results. All of the individual country…
See this press release in Arabic The decision to sentence former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak for life for complicity in the killing of protesters during the Arab Spring but drop corruption…
Transparency International opens global call for anti-corruption awardsThe global organisation against corruption Transparency International is accepting nominations for its 2012 Integrity Awards.…
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