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The view that the post-election violence cases committed in Kenya do not fall under the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court by Judge Hans-Peter Kaul’s has stirred excitement in certain…
From the beginning of the protests in Tunisia, the issue of fighting corruption was central to the demands of the demonstrators. As Tunisians seek to put a new framework in place to break from the…
Anti-corruption organisation Transparency International is calling for nominations for its global Integrity Awards until 30 June 2011. Launched in 2000, the awards recognise the efforts of…
France: All are equal before the law Le dépôt, trois jours avant la date de l'audience, d'une question préliminaire de constitutionnalité a eu pour effet de reporter une nouvelle fois le procès de…
Oil and gas companies have improved the transparency of how they report revenues and information about anti-corruption programmes but should take bolder actions to stop corruption, according to a…
As public concern grows over the need for urgent UK action on the stolen assets of corrupt Middle East leaders, the UK’s leading anti-corruption watchdog has today called on the UK Government to…
Sherpa and TI France file a complaint regarding the assets of the Gaddafi family in France SHERPA et Transparence International France vont déposer aujourd'hui une plainte auprès du Procureur de la…
Transparency International (TI), the anti-corruption organisation, is calling on the Group of 20 countries and Dubai to freeze and investigate immediately any illicit assets, particular those…
Transparency International (TI) condemns the attacks on the people of Libya and calls on the government to stop the violent reprisals now and release all those unlawfully arrested. TI further…
Transparency International (TI) and Global Witness, together with 76 other organisations from around the world, have signed a letter to the Group of 20 leading economies calling for swift…
Transparency International (TI), the global anti-corruption organisation, strongly supports the people in Egypt and Tunisia working to build new democracies based on transparency, integrity and…
The UNCAC Coalition, a group of over 240 civil society organisations in more than 100 countries, including the Afro-Egyptian Human Rights Organization (AEHRO) and NADAFA-Egyptians against…
Transparency International (TI), the global anti-corruption organisation, and Forum Civil, its chapter in Senegal, are concerned about the prosecution for criminal defamation and harassment of…
Transparency International-Kenya would like to strongly condemn the use of public funds by public officials in ways that are neither in public interest nor aligned to the common good. In the last…
Transparency International (TI), the global anti-corruption organisation, condemns the attacks on journalists, civil society and peaceful protestors in Egypt and calls on the government to stop the…
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