Polish institutions prone to corruption
Polish anti-corruption system has considerable gaps Polish citizens and leaders are doing too little to prevent nepotism, favoritism and vague ethical standards, according to an assessment of 13 key…
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Presidenta de Transparencia Internacional pide al Congreso colombiano aprobar la Ley Estatutaria de Acceso a la Información Pública
Durante su participación en el Encuentro Latinoamericano de Lucha Contra la Corrupción Transnacional, la presidenta del movimiento anticorrupción, Huguette Labelle, se pronunció sobre la necesidad…
Evaluation of National Integrity System in Bulgaria - 2011
The National Integrity System is an evaluation model of Transparency International, designed to give a measurable expression of the functioning of key institutions and sectors that are crucial…
Bilan du quinquennat en matière de lutte contre la corruption
Quelques avancées, des reculs : la lutte contre la corruption n’est toujours pas une priorité politique en France Au lendemain de son élection, Nicolas Sarkozy s’était prononcé en faveur d’une…
Corruption threatens to prolong Greek crisis
Report on national institutions highlights crisis of values Efforts to reform and rebuild Greece’s economy in future will be undermined because the country’s government, businesses and civil…
Sun bribery allegations must end complacency about corruption
Revelations emerging from the Leveson Inquiry indicate that corruption in key UK sectors is much more widespread than previously thought and that complacency towards the problem must…
Political apathy enables corruption and demolishes an effective national integrity system
In the study “National integrity system – assessment and analysis” the association Integriteta / Transparency International Slovenia warns that uncovered deficiencies in the national integrity…
TI Ireland welcomes government proposals for new whistleblower legislation
Transparency International Ireland (TI Ireland) has welcomed the publication today of proposals for new legislation that should offer protection for whistleblowers across the public and private…
Police, Judiciary and President belong to the weakest Institutions in the fight against corruption
Slovakia’s main challenge lies in establishing the rule of law While Slovakia has a standard legal framework to support integrity, implementation is lacking. The Police Force, Judiciary, President,…
Corruption in Greece Report Launch: 29 February 2012 at 11.30 EET
The anti-corruption organisation, Transparency International-Greece, will publish a report on 29 February evaluating the effectiveness of key Greek institutions against corruption. The Chairman…
Presidenta de Transparencia Internacional, Huguette Labelle, visitará Colombia
La directiva de la organización civil líder en la lucha contra la corrupción en el mundo, estará en Bogotá como panelista del “Encuentro Latinoamericano: la lucha contra la corrupción…
Transparency Maldives calls for an independent inquiry into the circumstances leading up to the change in government on 7th February 2012
In consideration of the unfolding events and the statements released by both the current government and former President Nasheed, Transparency Maldives calls for an independent inquiry into the…
“Old boys’ networks” a common source of corruption in Finland finds study
Although corruption is not a significant problem in Finland, gaps in legislation and the practices of key institutions pose risks that could lead to decreasing openness, and even corruption, if not…
Open letter from INGOs working in Egypt about the crackdown on civil society
The Egyptian revolution was hailed internationally as an admirable and justifiable act by the Egyptian people to demand social justice and freedoms that they have been denied for decades. It was…
Can Swedish society resist corruption?
Sweden's safeguards against corruption need to be strengthened in several areas. Politicians, the business sector and civil society must make corruption issues a higher priority, says a major new…
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