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Transparency International (TI) is greatly concerned for the safety of anti-corruption activist, Djilali Hadjadj, following his recent arrest, and calls on the Algerian government to ensure his…
A report in the Colombian magazine Semana about illegal wire tapping by a Columbian government department was named the winner of the 2009 Latin American Award on Investigative Journalism, given…
In the wake of allegations about corruption involving members of the Pakistan cricket team, the head of the UK’s leading anti-corruption group, Transparency International UK, today called on the…
The Coalition for Accountability and Integrity- AMAN received the decision of the Palestinian Council of Ministers to limit use of all government vehicles with great pleasure and enthusiasm. The…
Transparency Deutschland supports the referendum for „Berlin Wassertisch“ Die Antikorruptionsorganisation Transparency International Deutschland unterstützt das Volksbegehren des Berliner…
As international concern mounts about the humanitarian disaster that is engulfing Pakistan, there are also concerns that emergency relief may have been slow to take off because of widespread fears…
The number of countries enforcing a ban on foreign bribery has shown continuous progress in the last six years, with countries representing more than half of world exports taking action, according…
OECD Progress Report states that Germany performs well in combating bribery of foreign public officials Die Antikorruptionsorganisation Transparency International hat heute ihren neuen Bericht über…
TI-UK response to TI Progress Report on Compliance with the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention The UK’s record on tackling foreign bribery has improved significantly over the last year according to…
Slovenija med 20 najslabše ocenjenih na področju podkupovanja tujih javnih uslužbencev Države naj izboljšajo aktivno izvajanje Konvencije o boju proti podkupovanju tujih javnih uslužbencev v…
Within its program "Fighting Corruption through Building a National Integrity System in the Arab world", implemented by AMAN in cooperation with Transparency International and several Civil Society…
National Security Agency (NSA) is collecting information on all five MANS programme leaders. Vanja Ćalović, Dejan Milovac, Veselin Bajčeta, Vuk Maraš and Zorica Ćeranić, using Article 18 of the Law…
Kenya has relinquished its position as the most corrupt country in East Africa to Burundi, according to the East African Bribery Index 2010 by Transparency International-Kenya. The index which has…
Adequate procedures guidance for compliance with UK Bribery Act Anti-corruption NGO Transparency International UK, supported by FTI Consulting, Inc., the global business advisory firm, and Halcrow,…
Transparency International advocates for next steps to tackle opaqueness Transparency International (TI) welcomes the mandatory disclosure of payments to governments required of oil, gas and mining…
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