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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…
Transparency International Ireland welcomes Standards in Public Office Commission annual report Anti-corruption group Transparency International Ireland (TI Ireland) has repeated its call on the…
For the fifth consecutive year, AMAN announces the start of call for applications to its annual Integrity Award competition beginning July 1st and ending on July 31, 2010 for the Public Sector…
Proética lanza campaña anticorrupción: Lupita nos cuidará de los candidatos corruptos Lupita es una heroína anticorrupción que con su gran lupa, vigilará que postulen personas honestas y con…
Tabling of Freedom of Information Enactment Bill 2010 (FOI Bill) in Selangor State Assembly Transparency International Malaysia (TI-M) commends the Selangor state government for taking the first and…
Transparency Germany criticizes statements by the President of the German Bundestag Die Antikorruptionsorganisation Transparency International Deutschland hat die Äußerungen von Bundestagspräsident…
Transparency International-Kenya has today launched a documentary film that depicts the dark underbelly of corruption, and the impact it has had on Kenya since independence. The film titled…
TI-Malaysia (TI-M) applauds the Selangor Government for allocating state Local Council seats to representatives of NGOs. This represents an important step in allowing the voices of the people’s…
TI-Malaysia (TI-M) calls on the government to implement the key initiatives identified by PEMANDU to improve transparency and accountability, specifically to disclose details of procurement…
Press freedom and an independent judiciary are indispensable to reveal the truth in the Woerth-Bettencourt case Les médias ont un rôle essentiel à jouer dans la mise à jour des affaires de…
Transparency Germany: Berlin – Precursor for more freedom of information concerning the privatisation of services for the public Die Antikorruptionsorganisation Transparency International…
June 29, 2010, the Governments of Norway and the Netherlands signed a funding agreement with AMAN Coalition (Transparency Palestine) at AMAN’s headquarters in Ramallah. Under the terms of this…
Germanwatch, Misereor and Transparency Germany call for rethinking corporate responsibility Zum zehnjährigen Jubiläum der OECD-Leitsätze für multinationale Unternehmen beraten die Mitgliedstaaten ab…
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